Yerin Ha’s K-Beauty Routine: 4 Products Worth Trying
Celebrity beauty stories usually lose me at “secret.” A famous actor holds up a bottle, the internet repeats the name, and suddenly the product is treated like a guaranteed shortcut to the same skin. That is not how skin works.
The Yerin Ha K-Beauty routine is more useful than most celebrity videos because she actually demonstrated it for Vogue in January 2026. The Korean-Australian actor used several products on camera, including a few bottles that looked genuinely well loved. Her routine mixes Korean and non-Korean brands, so I pulled out four clearly Korean products that make sense for U.S. shoppers.
This is not a paid endorsement, and Yerin Ha is not connected to K-Glow Insider. A product appearing in her routine does not prove that it will work for everyone. Think of this as a verified shopping shortlist, followed by the less glamorous but more important question: which item, if any, fits your skin?
Short answer: The Haruharu Wonder sunscreen is the most practical first buy for most people. The mugwort mask, hyssop serum, and retinal eye serum make sense only when they match a specific skin need.
The four K-beauty products in Yerin Ha’s routine
| Product | What it does in the routine | Best fit | My take |
|---|---|---|---|
| I’m From Mugwort Mask | Short wash-off mask | Skin that feels hot, oily, or temporarily irritated | Best occasional extra |
| Arencia Holy Hyssop Serum | Light hydration and glow step | Dehydrated or dull-looking skin | Nice, but not essential |
| Beauty of Joseon Revive Eye Serum | Retinal eye treatment | Fine lines and dry-looking under-eyes | Start slowly |
| Haruharu Wonder Black Rice Moisture Airyfit Daily Sunscreen | Final daytime protection | Most skin types that dislike heavy SPF | The smartest first buy |
1. I’m From Mugwort Mask
Ha begins the skincare portion with the green I’m From Mugwort Mask spread across her face. This is a wash-off gel mask, not a sheet mask and not something to leave on overnight.
According to the official Wishtrend listing, the formula contains 2.1% mugwort from Ganghwa Island in South Korea. It also contains glycerin, panthenol, allantoin, centella, licorice, green tea, and ground mugwort pieces. The brand instructs users to apply it after cleansing and rinse after five to ten minutes.
The texture is the deciding factor. If you enjoy a cool, herbal gel mask, it can be a pleasant reset after a long day. If your skin hates plant extracts or physical bits, it may feel like an unnecessary risk. The brand specifically advises against using it in the same session as AHA, BHA, or retinol. That matters more than the celebrity connection.
Who should consider it: someone who already has a simple routine and wants a once-a-week wash-off mask. If you are still building your basics, buy a dependable moisturizer or sunscreen first. For more on soothing ingredients, see our guide to centella in K-beauty.
2. Arencia Holy Hyssop Serum
The Arencia serum may be the most convincing “she really uses this” moment in the Vogue feature because the bottle was almost empty. That still is not a clinical test, but it is more meaningful than a sealed product placed in a promotional photo.
There is one shopping wrinkle: the name and size can look different across markets. Vogue listed a Glow Hyssop Serum, while Arencia’s current U.S. store carries both Holy Hyssop Serum 30 and a smaller Holy Hyssop Glow Serum 12. Check the product size and full ingredient list instead of assuming every green Arencia bottle is the exact formula seen in the video.
I would treat this as the flexible hydration step in the routine. It can sit between toner and moisturizer, but it is not a requirement for “glass skin.” A basic fragrance-free serum that your skin already likes can fill the same role. This is the product to choose because you enjoy its texture, not because you expect an actor’s complexion in a bottle.
3. Beauty of Joseon Revive Eye Serum
This small tube deserves the most caution. Beauty of Joseon’s Revive Eye Serum is not just a moisturizer. It combines ginseng root extract with retinal, a vitamin A ingredient used to improve the look of fine lines and uneven texture over time.
The official product page describes it as alcohol-free and fragrance-free. The brand recommends one or two pumps around the eyes, a patch test for sensitive skin, gradual introduction for beginners, and sunscreen during the day. It also says to avoid the product during pregnancy and breastfeeding and not to combine it with AHA, BHA, or PHA in the same routine.
In real life, start with a rice-grain amount around both eyes two nights per week. Do not place it close enough to migrate into the eyes, and do not add it on the same night as the mugwort mask if you are following the mask brand’s directions. Our K-beauty retinol beginner guide explains how to introduce vitamin A without turning your routine into an irritation experiment.
4. Haruharu Wonder Black Rice Moisture Airyfit Daily Sunscreen
If I had to pick one product from the entire routine for most readers, it would be the sunscreen. It protects every other skincare investment, and you use it far more often than a mask or eye serum.
Haruharu Wonder describes the unscented Airyfit formula as SPF 50+ PA++++ with a lightweight, semi-matte finish and no white cast. The official U.S. product page lists niacinamide, rice bran oil, heartleaf extract, ceramide NP, and several modern UV filters. The brand recommends two finger lengths for the face and neck and reapplication every two hours when protection needs to be maintained.
The velvet finish should appeal to people who find very dewy Korean sunscreens too shiny. Dry skin may still want moisturizer underneath. As always, buy from the brand or an authorized retailer and check the exact label sold in your market. If you are comparing finishes, our Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun guide covers a creamier alternative.
What I would buy first
- No daily sunscreen yet: start with the Haruharu Wonder sunscreen.
- You want a calm weekly ritual: try the I’m From mask, but patch test first.
- Your concern is fine lines around the eyes: consider the Beauty of Joseon eye serum and introduce it slowly.
- Your routine is already complete and you simply want more hydration: the Arencia serum is the optional extra.
You do not need all four. In fact, copying the entire routine at once makes it harder to tell which product is helping and which one is causing trouble.
A simpler version of Yerin Ha’s routine
Morning
- Gentle cleanse or water rinse
- Arencia serum, if you need it
- Moisturizer, if your sunscreen is not moisturizing enough
- Haruharu Wonder sunscreen
Evening
- Remove sunscreen and makeup, then cleanse
- Use the mugwort mask once a week and rinse
- Apply the Arencia serum
- Finish with moisturizer
On retinal nights, skip the mugwort mask and use the Beauty of Joseon eye serum after cleansing, followed by moisturizer. Keeping active nights separate is less exciting than a 10-step routine, but it is much easier on your skin. Our skincare layering guide has the full order.
What this celebrity routine does not prove
- It does not prove that Yerin Ha uses every product every day.
- It does not tell us whether any appearance was sponsored unless the publisher or brand discloses that relationship.
- It does not mean the products suit acne-prone, highly reactive, or allergy-prone skin.
- It does not make non-Korean products in the same video K-beauty.
The useful takeaway is simpler: her lineup follows a familiar Korean routine logic. Add hydration in light layers, use treatments selectively, and finish the morning with sunscreen. The products are interesting. The order and restraint are what make the routine practical.
Quick questions
Does Yerin Ha really use these products?
She used or displayed them in her January 2026 Vogue Beauty Secrets routine. That is stronger evidence than a rumor post, but it is still a filmed snapshot rather than a complete record of her daily routine.
Which product is best for beginners?
The Haruharu Wonder sunscreen is the most broadly useful choice. The retinal eye serum needs the slowest introduction.
Can I use the mugwort mask and retinal eye serum together?
I would separate them. The mask seller advises against combining the mask with retinol, and the eye serum contains retinal. Use them on different nights.
