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Olive Young Launches Year-End Sale with Up to 70% Off on Award-Winning Products

Hwang Sujin Reporter / Updated : 2024-11-29 12:04:25
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Olive Young, South Korea's leading health and beauty retailer, announced today that it will be holding its biggest sale of the year from December 1st to 7th, offering discounts of up to 70% on its most popular products. This year's sale is centered around the winners of the "2024 Olive Young Awards."

The "2024 Olive Young Awards" recognizes the most popular products in various categories based on approximately 160 million customer purchase data from the past year. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the Olive Young Awards has established itself as a benchmark for the beauty and health industry, providing consumers with a trusted list of recommended products.

During the sale, customers can enjoy a variety of special deals on award-winning products, including daily deals featuring four specially selected items at additional discounts. Other promotions include a "First-Come, First-Served Special" offering popular Olive Young products for only 100 won and a "Year-End Special" featuring best-selling and trending items at affordable prices.

Participating brands include Dr. Jart+, Round Lab, Mediheal, Bioderma, A'nue, Esthée, Wake Make, Jeong Saem Mool, Torriden, and Clio.

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Olive Young Awards, the company is offering a limited-edition "Olive Young Awards Advent Calendar." Available for pre-order on the official online store and mobile app every day at 2 PM during the sale period, the calendar includes 28 of the award-winning products and bonus items, valued at approximately 540,000 won, for the price of 90,000 won.

The advent calendar will also be available at select offline stores, including the "TREND POD BY OLIVE YOUNG HONGDAE" pop-up store, where it will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis every day at 12 PM during the sale period. It will also be available at Olive Young N Seongsu on December 1st at 10 AM.

"We have prepared this year-end Olive Young sale to offer customers a comprehensive overview of various beauty and health trends," said an Olive Young spokesperson. "From premium brands to trendy indie brands and beloved bestsellers, customers can find this year's hottest products at the most affordable prices."

Olive Young's signature sale, held four times a year in March, June, September, and December, has become a major beauty event in South Korea, offering a wide range of products, incredible discounts, and a unique shopping experience both online and offline.

Key points highlighted in this article:

Year-end sale: Olive Young is holding its biggest sale of the year with up to 70% off on award-winning products.
Olive Young Awards: The sale is centered around the winners of the 10th annual Olive Young Awards.
Special promotions: Various promotions, including daily deals, first-come, first-served specials, and year-end specials, will be offered.
Advent calendar: A limited-edition advent calendar featuring award-winning products will be available for pre-order.
Offline pop-up stores: The advent calendar will also be available at select offline stores.
This article effectively conveys the key points of the press release, highlighting the excitement surrounding the Olive Young sale and the company's commitment to providing customers with the best possible shopping experience.

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