Go Hyun-jung returning to small screen
Go Hyun-jung posted the above photos on her YouTube blog, showing her holding a script and waiting by a door. Captured from social media
Actress Go Hyun-jung is returning to the small screen with a new project. She posted several photos on her social media, May 14, along with the caption, "I'm starting a new project. I'll work hard." In the photos, she is seen holding a script, while waiting in front of an open door.
Go's comeback project is titled "Starry Night (translated from Korean title)." This marks her return to television after three years since "Reflection of You," and she also appeared in last year's Netflix original "Mask Girl."
In "Starry Night," Go will play Kang Soo-hyun, the CEO of an entertainment agency. The story revolves around her representing Jin-woo (played by Ryeoun), a long-term trainee, instead of receiving a severance package, and the ensuing events.
The series is directed by Han Sang-jae, who helmed seasons 8 to 17 of "Rude Miss Young-ae" and "Cold Blooded Intern." It is set to air on ENA.
Go Hyun-jung reveals her unique facial cleansing routine in her YouTube vlog. Captured from YouTube
Go reveals facial cleansing method
Go drew keen attention by sharing her thoughts on appearance and revealing her facial cleansing method on her personal YouTube channel.
She demonstrated her routine by wetting her face and neck with warm water, lathering up, and then rinsing off, saying, "I don't wash my face in the usual way. It's more like a face shower. So, when I wash my face, I think of it as an upper body shower."
She added, "I massage my lymph nodes and touch my ears a lot before showering. Once my face feels a bit flushed, it feels like I've sweated, and then I do the face shower."
Go also shared a unique perspective on looking in the mirror during cleansing: "When you wash your face, don't look at yourself in the mirror too closely. There's a high chance you'll get fixated on your facial shape and think, 'Why does my face look like this?' Just focus on the overall impression. If you start obsessing over every little blemish, it leads to despair."
This article from the Hankook Ilbo, sister publication of The Korea Times, was assited by generative AI and edited by staff of The Korea Times.