Kolmar

Kolmar is a broad Korean beauty line rather than a one-product brand. The stock here splits into skincare ampoules and creams, colour makeup for eyes and lips, sun care built around an outdoor and golf theme, and a scalp shampoo. Because the categories are so different, treat the collection as a small department store: pick the section that matches what you are shopping for rather than expecting a single hero product.

Two concentrated treatments anchor the skincare side. The Epilow Chaga Biome Ampoule in 50ml leans on chaga mushroom and a microbiome angle, the sort of nourishing, barrier-friendly serum you press in after cleansing. The Jas Collagen Multivam is a smaller 10g format focused on collagen support. Ampoules are stronger than a regular essence, so a few drops go a long way; apply on damp skin before your cream.

For moisturisers, the Korea Kolma Daycell 5000 Esthetic Snail Cream uses snail mucin, a long-standing K-beauty ingredient prized for its hydrating and skin-smoothing feel. The Signal All-in-One Cream in 50ml is the simpler pick: a single step meant to cover the moisturiser job without layering. Choose the snail cream if you want a targeted treatment texture and the all-in-one if you want to keep your routine short.

The makeup side carries the Luminary Color Eyes Palette in 8g, a multi-shade eyeshadow set, alongside lip options including the Roseb Lip Plumper Glaze Tint in 4g and a Scott Hamish lip balm. The plumper tint adds colour with a glossy, fuller-lip finish, while the balm is the bare-faced, care-first option. These let you round out a Kolmar skincare routine with a little colour from the same brand.

The Scott Hamish Classic Golf line is built for long stretches outside. The Golf Sunstick in 18.5g is a twist-up balm you can reapply over makeup or on the move without rubbing it in by hand, and the Golf Sunscreen in 40ml covers the wider areas. Stick formats suit sport because they stay put and travel well in a bag; reapply every couple of hours when you are out in strong sun.

The ECOGLAM Scalpel Shampoo comes in a generous 1L bottle, a scalp-focused cleanser for regular use and good value at that size. A scalp shampoo aims at the skin under the hair rather than just the strands, so massage it in at the roots and give it a moment before rinsing. It is the one hair-care item rounding out an otherwise skin-and-makeup grid.

If you want to shop Kolmar as a routine rather than single items, a workable order is cleanse, then ampoule, then cream, with sun care in the morning and makeup last. The chaga or collagen ampoule sits before either cream; the golf sunstick goes on after skincare and reapplies through the day. Keep the scalp shampoo to your wash days. You do not need every piece, but the range lets you stay within one brand from serum to lip tint.

Kolmar is a Korean cosmetics name, and several products carry the Korea Kolma label directly. Buying through skinsli means the line arrives as Korean stock rather than a grey-market repackage. With more than 24 items live across skincare, makeup, sun, and scalp, the collection gives you a single Korean source to draw a mixed routine from.