Little man in Hanbok (Korean traditional clothes). |
Hence, most stores and offices are closed during this period to give employees a chance to observe the Chuseok holiday. For online shoppers, however, Chuseok usually means sale events and free gifts.
WishTrend, for instance, is giving away a free gift in celebration of the Chuseok holiday. An online shopping hub of beauty products, WishTrend brings Korean brands such as Tony Moly, Missha, Skin79, ElishaCoy, Klairs, etc. to the global market by means of e-commerce.
Customers who make a purchase during the period of September 7 - September 10 will receive Klair's Rich Moist Facial Soap as a Thanksgiving holiday gift.
Be Clean Natural Soap from Klairs. |
Rich Moist Facial Soap. |
WishTrend ships worldwide, and even offers free standard shipping for orders over $69. Delivery time is from 3-15 business days, depending on the country of destination.
And because I'm a big fan of Korean beauty brands, I'm doing a bit of shopping at WishTrend myself. Of course, I'll be claiming my free gift as well. :)
Enjoy the Chuseok holiday, and to all my Korean friends, 추석 잘 보 내 새요Chuseok jal bo nae sae yo! :)
I love learning about different cultures. Does Korea have traditional foods to celebrate Chuseok like we do in the US?
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your culture with us!
I've always wanted to shop from WishTrend! They have so many great products there. Too bad I'll go broke if I really bought everything I wanted, haha. One day I'll make a small haul though!
ReplyDeleteI love when stores give free gifts! And sales make it even better.
ReplyDeleteThat really is like the US Thanksgiving complete with black Friday sales lol. He looks adorable in his outfit :)
ReplyDeleteI've never celebrated Korean thanksgiving before, sounds interesting!
ReplyDeleteI've never celebrated Korean thanksgiving before, sounds interesting!
ReplyDeleteVery cool! I don´t know anything about Korean holidays.
ReplyDeleteFirst let me wish you a happy holiday season-one filled with family, friends and happiness. Next I will go check out this site for the sales going on.
ReplyDeleteWow, I never knew any of this before, but always truly appreciate learning new things, and thank you for teaching me this huge part of Korean culture. Happy Chuseok to you and yours.
ReplyDeleteHi Karen!
ReplyDeleteYes, they do. Chuseok is never complete without songpyeon - rice cakes shaped into half-moon and are usually stuffed with beans, sesame, chestnuts. It's like turkey in the Korean Thanksgiving feast. :)
Wow... Thanksgiving for 3 days (and a bonus day this year!) - What an amazing celebration in Korea. I love learning about other cultures and appreciating the beauty of them all. I especially like the gift, too!
ReplyDeleteI am always intrested to know about different kinds of culture. The product which is having calamine and argane oil is so good for skin and it is used as a mild antiseptic to prevent infections too. This ingredients list tells us that "Klair's Rich Moist Facial Soap" is a best and natural soap.
ReplyDeleteSon looks so handsone. First time to here wishtrend must visit soon -Earth
ReplyDeleteI know little about Korean culture, but thanks to your post, a new bit of info was added to my knowledge. Your son looks dapper in that traditional Korean costume, by the way! -- Maria Teresa Figuerres
ReplyDeleteyour son looks so cute and happy chuseok!
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