CUSKIN Co., Ltd. participated in “InterCHARM KOREA 2026,” a global beauty business platform held for three days from Wednesday, July 1 to Friday, July 3 on the 1st and 3rd floors of COEX in Seoul. During the event, the company unveiled its next-generation homecare and clinical skincare solutions rooted in advanced dermatological science.

At this exhibition, CUSKIN stood out by showcasing a safe and professional dermatology-based product lineup that sets itself apart from conventional cosmetics.

Since its establishment in 2004, CUSKIN has researched and developed cosmeceutical products for clinics and aesthetics through close collaboration with Clean Up Dermatology specialists. For this exhibition, the company put forward its three core brands tailored to a market segmentation strategy.

The brand that garnered the most attention was “CU:VITAMIN U,” a total anti-aging brand featuring CUSKIN’s proprietary patented ingredient. Utilizing an exclusive ingredient mechanism highly effective for skin regeneration and wrinkle improvement, it successfully captured the attention of global buyers sensitive to anti-aging care.

Also on display was “CU CLEAN-UP,” a personalized homecare brand embodying 20 years of clinical expertise from dermatologists. It received high praise for presenting a segmented prescription system tailored to consumers’ specific skin concerns, purposes, and needs. Lastly, the company showcased “CU DR. SOLUTION,” a customized solution brand that caters to diverse target segments by age, efficacy, skin type, and season, demonstrating a highly meticulous product portfolio.

At the exhibition, CUSKIN will showcase its major derma cosmetic brands, including Vitamin U, CLEAN-UP, Dr.Solution, and CLEAN-UP Derma. Based on dermatological expertise, the company plans to introduce differentiated skincare solutions and home-care focused derma product lines to visitors and buyers.

During the exhibition, CUSKIN will also host various interactive events for visitors. Attendees will have opportunities to participate in on-site promotional activities and receive a variety of special gifts and prizes, creating direct engagement with consumers and enhancing brand experience.

In addition, the company plans to actively expand business meetings with global buyers through this exhibition. As interest in K-derma cosmetics continues to grow worldwide, CUSKIN aims to strengthen overseas partnerships and accelerate its global distribution and export business.

A representative from CUSKIN stated, “Through COSMOBEAUTY SEOUL 2026, we aim to effectively present CUSKIN’s dermatology-based technology and brand competitiveness to both domestic and international buyers and consumers. We will continue to strengthen our competitiveness in the global derma cosmetic market based on professional skincare expertise.”

The donated products are cosmetics from CLEAN-UP, a customized home-care skincare brand operated by CUSKIN. Designed for convenient daily use, the products are especially suitable for individuals in environments where proper skincare is difficult. The donation will be delivered to vulnerable groups in Korea, including unmarried single mothers experiencing financial difficulties.

More than simply providing products, this support aims to offer comfort and confidence to those who have had little time to care for themselves due to busy daily lives and financial burdens, while also helping them maintain healthier skin.

Kim Hyun-cheol, CEO of CUSKIN, stated, “We prepared this donation in the hope of offering even a small source of support to vulnerable individuals and unmarried single mothers who continue to work hard for their families despite difficult circumstances.” He added, “CUSKIN will continue to share warmth with neighbors in need and carry out a variety of social contribution activities in the future.”