Koreans are renowned for having porcelain-like skin, often referred to as ‘poreless’. This is thanks to a combination of their diet, lifestyle and skincare habits. Koreans tend to eat a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables, which helps keep their skin looking healthy and glowing. Additionally, they prioritize sun protection by using hats or umbrellas when outdoors and applying sunscreen regularly. Finally, Korean women (and men) have adopted an extensive 10-step skincare regimen that includes double cleansing with oil cleansers followed by foam cleansers; exfoliating every 2-3 days; treating acne with spot treatments like tea tree oil; toning; using essences or serums tailored to individual needs such as anti aging or hydration; applying eye creams for dark circles and puffiness; moisturizing twice daily with creams formulated specifically for the face rather than body lotions; sleeping on silk pillowcases instead of cotton ones in order to reduce friction against delicate facial skin while sleeping. This comprehensive approach helps ensure that Koreans maintain soft, clear complexion over time without clogged pores - hence why they are known for being poreless!