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House of Dohwa draws inspiration from 'dohwa' — the Korean word for peach blossom — and the historic peach blossom gardens cultivated by royal families during the Joseon dynasty. Peach blossoms symbolised beauty, longevity and grace in traditional Korean culture, and were used in heritage skincare rituals long before modern formulations existed. The brand revives this heritage by using peach blossom alongside other traditional Korean botanicals (mung bean, rice bran) in modern clean-formulation products that pair tradition with effective results.

The Peach Blossom Overnight Mask is the final step of an evening routine — a leave-on sleeping mask that delivers nourishing actives throughout the night while you sleep. The peach blossom extract is rich in antioxidants, vitamins and amino acids that hydrate, brighten and support skin barrier health. Apply a thin layer over your moisturiser as the last step before bed, no need to rinse in the morning. Use 2–4 times per week, or every night if your skin is very dehydrated. Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive.

Mung bean has been used in Korean and traditional Asian skincare for centuries — naturally rich in proteins, amino acids and gentle cleansing properties. The Mung Bean Wash Off Mask uses finely ground mung bean to gently exfoliate and absorb excess sebum without stripping the barrier. It's also believed to brighten and clarify skin tone, making it suitable for dull or congested complexions. Apply to clean, damp skin in a thin layer, leave for 5–10 minutes, then massage gently and rinse off. Use 1–2 times per week.

Rice bran is one of Korea's oldest skincare ingredients, naturally rich in vitamin E, ferulic acid, gamma-oryzanol and antioxidants — all of which complement UV protection beautifully. The House of Dohwa Rice Bran Sunscreen pairs broad-spectrum SPF with rice bran extract for a sunscreen that doesn't just protect but actively brightens dullness, supports skin barrier health and provides antioxidant defence against pollution and oxidative stress. Apply two fingers' worth as the final step of your morning routine, and reapply every 2 hours when outdoors.

Yes — House of Dohwa's heritage-botanical approach uses gentle, time-tested ingredients (peach blossom, mung bean, rice bran) that are generally well-tolerated by sensitive skin. The formulas are designed to be calming and barrier-supportive rather than aggressive or treatment-focused. Always patch-test before adding to your routine, especially if you have a history of reactions to fragrance or specific botanicals. For very reactive skin, introduce one product at a time and observe how your skin responds over 1–2 weeks.