Unseuljeon Ko Yoonjung's full makeup. Controversy over pretty? I dressed up as dark circles with oily hair
May 19, 2025
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Ko Yoon-jung recently met with Sports Chosun and was interviewed at the end of tvN's Saturday-Sunday drama 「Someday, the Life of a Korean Major」 (played by Kim Song-hee, directed by Lee Min-soo, hereinafter Unseuljeon).
Since her debut, her beauty has been the talk of the town again" had to be praised, not praised. As a first-year major in the drama, she studied day and night and went to work without washing up, but she became controversial due to her beautiful appearance that could not be hidden. "Color correction was added in the first and second episodes, but the color of her lips, which was not present in the first half, appeared dark on the screen. I'm disappointed in the beginning, too. I think it was a process of balancing well. If it looked too cheesy, I raised my tone and lowered it. In the beginning, there was a dark scene even when I saw it. I put on lips and dressed up for dark circles on my oily hair, but now that I think about it, I don't think it came out well. I hope the production team comes out pretty, so they put a reflector on it, so the makeup must have gone away. I will become a wiser actor and (recover)" he explained.
In fact, he is praised for his pretty appearance, but there is also an evaluation that his outstanding acting skills are hidden by his appearance. Ko Yoon-jung "I think I benefit from (appearance) acting or whatever. There are more people who say I look pretty than I look bad at acting. I think that's rather good, and there aren't many people who say they're pretty in front of them. I like it so much now (interview time) when people say 'someone said it's pretty because they sit around and are told it's pretty. It's embarrassing, but it's so nice."
Unseuljeon, which ended with the 12th episode on the 18th, is a spin-off drama about the development of residents who dream of becoming doctors. Ko Yoon-jung effectively led the play by playing the main character in the play, Oi-young, depicting the wandering and growing youth while building a love line.
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