I’m a Dermatologist in China — These C-Beauty Brands Are Worth Knowing | Dr. Jenny Liu

BEveryone knows K-beauty—but what about C-beauty? 🇨🇳 I’m a board-certified dermatologist, and while traveling in China I went shopping for the Chinese skincare and makeup brands I think deserve more attention. In this video, I’m breaking down everything from Dabao (大宝) and the skincare generations of Chinese families grew up with, to Dr. Yu (玉泽) and its focus on skin-barrier repair, plus some of the C-beauty makeup brands doing genuinely interesting things with formulation, design and Chinese heritage. C-beauty isn’t simply China’s version of K-beauty. Chinese consumers are incredibly ingredient-aware, brands are investing heavily in formulation and clinical research, and makeup brands are incorporating Chinese art, heritage and beauty aesthetics in ways we don’t often see in Western beauty. Your script specifically frames C-beauty around this combination of science, rapid consumer feedback and guochao/Chinese cultural identity. Which C-beauty brand should I review next—Dr. Yu, Florasis, Chinese sunscreens, or a full China beauty haul? ______________________________ Products mentioned: Dabao (大宝) SOD Mi Moisturizer Retinol Line Vitamin C Emulsion B5 Soothing Line Firming Lotion: Dr. Yu Barrier Repair Cream Chemical Filter Sunscreen (sensitive skin) Florasis: Sunscreen Serum Liquid Compact / Foundation (with SPF) Eyeshadow Palette: https://go.shopmy.us/p-89241288 Cheek Palette Lipstick: https://go.shopmy.us/p-89241503 Censto Two-Prong Liquid Eyebrow Pen: Red Chambe