Airless Pump Bottles for High-Quality Standards
Discover why Dr Park Skincare relies exclusively on airless pump bottles to protect delicate formulas from oxygen, contamination, and performance decay. Read more...
Minimal Packaging: How We Ship
No fancy boxes, no unnecessary waste. Learn how our minimal essential shipping packaging brings real savings directly to you. Read more...
Why We Formulated 'solana serum' with Hydroxyethylcellulose
Discover why we formulated Solana Serum with Hydroxyethylcellulose—a non-ionic polymer that forms a protective hydro-matrix to retain skin moisture and optimize texture without irritation. Read more...
Niacinamide for Extremely Sensitive Skin: Finding the Perfect Balance
Formulated through extensive testing for extremely sensitive skin, Solana Serum delivers the optimal concentration of Niacinamide to repair barriers and calm redness without irritation. Read more...
Why we created 'del mar toner' for ultra-sensitive skin
Why did we create a toner with only a handful of ingredients? Discover the minimalist philosophy behind del mar toner and how simplicity can benefit ultra-sensitive skin. Read more...
Beyond the Scent: The Skin Benefits of Orange Blossom Water
Discover why Orange Blossom Water (Neroli Hydrosol) is more than just a scent. Explore its natural antioxidant, soothing, and hydrating benefits for sensitive skin. Read more...
Why we built 'bosque cream' around just 4 core ingredients (94%)
Bosque Cream is built around a simple idea: fewer but better ingredients for ultra-sensitive skin. Made with 94% pure water, organic coconut oil, organic extra virgin olive oil, and U.S. Grade A honey, this lightweight moisturizer helps support the skin barrier while delivering deep, long-lasting hydration without fragrance or greasy residue. Read more...
Don’t Be Afraid to Use Steroid Ointments
Topical steroids are often feared, but when used correctly, they are a safe and effective way to control eczema flares early and prevent worsening inflammation. Read more...
A Simple Skincare Routine for Babies with Atopic Dermatitis
Babies with atopic dermatitis lose moisture from their skin very quickly, especially after bathing. Because the skin barrier is already weakened, dryness can worsen itching and irritation. After bathing, apply moisturizer immediately to the entire body. This helps retain the moisture that is still present in the skin and supports the skin barrier. Once the moisturizer has absorbed into the skin, apply the prescribed ointment to the affected areas. In this routine, moisture comes first and treatment follows. As the skin barrier improves and dryness decreases, symptoms often calm down over... Read more...
Warm Showers and Atopic Dermatitis: Hydration Matters More Than Temperature
When it comes to showering with atopic dermatitis, you may have heard advice from experts and the media like: “Use lukewarm water, keep showers short, and don’t shower too often.” As someone who has lived with atopic dermatitis, I used to follow this advice. However, I personally enjoy warm water showers every day, and I like to stay in the shower a bit longer than recommended. I also enjoy baths in comfortably warm water, especially in winter, because lukewarm showers can make me feel cold. So, was I doing it... Read more...
What “Minimum Formula” Means
Everybody’s body reacts differently to various substances. Some reactions are antigen-specific, while others occur simply because your skin is very sensitive to certain ingredients. Since there are countless materials in the world, no one can predict exactly which ingredients your body will react to. I started from this point because no matter which facial lotion I tried, I still felt a stinging sensation, and redness on my skin never fully disappeared. When I looked closely at cosmetic ingredient lists, I realized that many products contained dozens of ingredients. It’s impossible... Read more...
How Moisturizing Can Help Reduce Itching in Atopic Dermatitis
Itching can be overwhelming. I’ve lived with atopic dermatitis my entire life, and during flare-ups, the itching can feel almost impossible to control. When symptoms become severe, dermatologists often prescribe topical steroid creams. And yes — they work. Steroids can quickly calm inflammation and reduce redness. But for many people, the relief is temporary. Long-term use can come with side effects, and over time, some people become concerned about dependency. Because there is still no complete cure for atopic dermatitis, I began focusing on what we can control: maintaining a... Read more...
Best Moisturizing with the Set
Discover why full-spectrum moisturizing requires more than a single product. Learn how our complete routine delivers a three-tiered framework of Rehydration, Repair, and Protection for resilient skin. Read more...
Our Story
I was born with allergies and have struggled with eczema (atopic dermatitis) for as long as I can remember. Growing up, dermatology clinics were a constant part of my life—topical steroids, oral medications, and occasional injections. Like many people with sensitive skin, I spent years searching for a moisturizer that could calm my flaking, itching skin and prevent flare-ups. I am a Ph.D.-trained molecular biologist and pharmacologist. I earned my doctorate at Seoul National University and completed postdoctoral training at the University of Chicago and UCLA. My scientific career has... Read more...