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From North Korean defector to YouTube beauty star

By Reuters
08 August 2019   |   1:40 pm
21-year-old Kang Na-ra fled to South Korea from the North in 2014 and is now a beauty and cosmetics social media influencer in Seoul. She said while the South Korean products still triumph, North Korean products are increasingly jumping on the K-beauty bandwagon.

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