JUNGSAEMMOOL K-Beauty Makeup Group Class & 1:1 Makeup (Seongsu)

K-beauty here is less about piling on products than learning how to make a fresh base, flattering colors, and neat eye makeup work for your own face. At JUNGSAEMMOOL 101, you can take a 90-minute class with up to eight people, book a private lesson, or choose a smaller session focused on six signature looks.

I like two things in particular: the class moves from skincare through base, eyes, and lip color, so the tips form a usable routine; and the included products, discount, and photo booth ticket add value beyond the lesson. Instructors such as Sonia, Jina, and Jisu have been praised for patient, step-by-step teaching, though you cannot count on a particular instructor when booking.

The main consideration is the difference between a makeup lesson and a makeup service. Some one-to-one sessions involve the artist applying the look while explaining each step, rather than coaching you through every movement yourself. English support is available, but fluency can vary.

What to know before you book

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• The group class is 90 minutes: It covers skincare prep, color diagnosis, base makeup, eyes, and blush and lip choices, with a group size of up to eight.
• Private consulting is one person at a time: The 60-minute session is individual. Two people cannot share one private booking or take simultaneous private sessions in the same space.
• Find Your Core is a small-session option: This 60-minute session uses six signature K-beauty lookbooks and is capped at three people.
• Come with a bare face if you can: Makeup remover is available at the store if you need to remove makeup on arrival.
• There are useful extras: Each package includes JUNG SAEM MOOL Beauty products valued at 87,000 KRW or more, a same-day 20% store coupon, and a photo booth ticket.
• Arrive early: Plan to be there 10 minutes before your appointment. Late arrivals are not refunded, and group-class entry is refused after 20 minutes.

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A Seongsu beauty lesson, not just a makeover

JUNGSAEMMOOL 101 sits at 101 Yeonmujang-gil in Seongsu, a neighborhood known for its shops and beauty stops. The experience is built around practical K-beauty skills: preparing skin for a clear, dewy base, choosing shades, and learning how to place makeup with care.

That distinction matters when you decide what to book. If you want a finished look for photos or an event, a private consultation may suit you. If you want to practise a full routine and ask questions as you go, the group class is the clearer match. The small Find Your Core session offers a middle ground, with a limited group and a focus on signature looks.

The business is open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. You present your mobile voucher at the meeting point, JUNGSAEMMOOL 101. The class may be cancelled if fewer than three people register, so keep that possibility in mind if your schedule in Seoul is tight.

Choosing between three lesson styles

The English 1:8 group class costs from US$74.95 and lasts 90 minutes. It is the lowest-priced option and follows a set sequence, making it a good fit if you are new to makeup or want a guided overview of Korean techniques. Although the maximum is eight, smaller groups can happen. That gives you more room to ask for help, but you should not book expecting a private lesson.

The Find Your Core session costs from US$112.39, lasts 60 minutes, and allows no more than three people. Its focus is six signature K-beauty looks. Choose it if you want to explore which style feels right for you, rather than take the full, step-by-step class sequence. The available details do not specify exactly how much hands-on practice each participant gets, so ask before booking if that is your main goal.

The Master’s 1:1 Private Makeup Consulting costs from US$149.85 for 60 minutes. It is strictly one person per session. This is the most expensive option, but it gives the artist more time to consider your routine, concerns, features, and preferred look. It is not a two-person booking: even if you are travelling with a friend, each person needs a separate appointment.

Prices are listed as starting rates, so check the amount shown for your date and package before paying. The private option costs about twice as much as the group class, but it also offers individual attention. For beginners who mainly want to understand the order of a routine, the group class may be better value.

From skin prep to a finished look

The group class begins with 15 minutes of K-beauty base prep. The session includes double cleansing and essential skincare, with the aim of preparing skin for a glass-skin finish. This is a useful place to notice how the products feel and how the routine changes the base, especially if your usual makeup tends to look dry or heavy.

Next comes a 20-minute precision diagnosis. The instruction covers eye-color personal-color theory and custom color diagnosis, then connects those ideas to makeup shades. The method may include an AI eye-color tool; it is worth treating the result as a guide, not a perfect reading. One participant found that the tool misread hazel eyes, so use the instructor’s advice and your own judgment too.

The 10-minute base lesson covers cushions and foundations selected for your skin tone. You can learn how to create a clean-looking K-base and how products are used to even out the complexion. The brand’s products are central to the session, so if you have sensitive skin or know that a particular formula does not suit you, say so before application. The supplied details do not promise a different product range for every skin concern.

The 20-minute eye segment covers brows, liner, and mascara. This is where tailored guidance can be especially useful: eye shape and brow placement change how a technique looks, and some instructors have offered extra pointers for individual eye shapes. Still, class time is shared, so a detailed personal correction may be easier to get in a private session.

The last 10 minutes focus on blush and lip color. You get suggestions for shades that suit you and a hands-on experience. The sequence gives you a sensible framework to repeat at home: prepare skin, choose a base, define eyes, then add color.

The package details provided for the 90-minute class describe this full sequence. The private and Find Your Core options have different formats, so do not assume every step is delivered in exactly the same way for every package.

The teaching style and what you can learn

The most useful part is often the explanation behind a choice: why a shade works, where to place blush, or how to adjust liner for your eye shape. Instructors named in past sessions include Sonia for group classes and Jina and Jisu for private consulting. Their names are not a booking guarantee, and the level of English can vary. English service is offered, but it may not feel as fluent with every instructor.

Many people come with little makeup experience and leave with a natural everyday approach they can practise. In private sessions, artists have explained products while applying them, discussed skin concerns, and suggested basic tools to start with. One instructor even drew out the steps for a beginner to take home. These examples show the potential benefit, but written notes are not stated as a standard inclusion.

Set your expectations carefully if you already wear makeup regularly. The class teaches a particular K-beauty approach and introduces the brand’s products; it is not necessarily a full analysis of every feature or a masterclass in advanced technique. If you want to learn by doing, ask at the start how much of the application you will perform yourself. Some sessions may be more demonstration-led than hands-on.

Results can vary by artist and by your own skin. Some people have loved a natural, long-wearing finish, while others have found the base too cakey or the application less polished than expected. Speak up about your preferred finish, the products you already use, and any skin issues before the lesson gets underway.

Gifts, shopping, and the photo booth

Every package includes JUNG SAEM MOOL Beauty products valued at 87,000 KRW or more. The specific items can vary, so think of this as a useful product bundle rather than a promise of particular shades or tools. Some group participants have received items such as travel brushes or makeup palettes.

You also get an instant 20% discount coupon for JUNG SAEM MOOL Beauty products at the 101 Seongsu store, valid on the day of your visit. It can help the price make more sense if you already planned to shop for the brand. But the coupon is not a reason to buy products you do not need. The product introductions and discount are part of a brand-store experience, so go in with a budget if you are easily tempted by a new cushion or palette.

A complimentary photo booth ticket is included. The photo booth is a light, memorable finish, but do not treat it as a formal portrait session or assume the photo will be a professional headshot. The class is the main attraction; the photo is a bonus.

Is the class worth the price?

At US$74.95 and up, the group class offers more than a quick demonstration: it is a 90-minute guided routine, plus products worth at least 87,000 KRW, a same-day discount, and a photo booth ticket. The value is strongest if you will use the techniques or shop for the brand anyway. If you only want someone to apply makeup for one occasion, compare this with a dedicated makeup service, since the teaching and product focus may not match that goal.

The private session is a bigger spend at US$149.85 and up. It makes sense if personal attention matters more to you than price, particularly if you are starting from scratch or want advice tied to your own routine. The value is less clear if you expect a fully bespoke color analysis, a flawless event-ready result, or extensive practice with your own hands. Confirm the session’s teaching style before booking.

Find Your Core, at US$112.39 and up, is a reasonable choice if the six-look format appeals to you and you prefer a smaller group. It is not as long as the main class, and its value depends on whether you want style ideas more than a full routine lesson.

Practical details for your appointment

Come without makeup if possible. The staff can provide makeup remover if you need to take it off on site, but arriving bare-faced gives the session a cleaner start. Be ready to mention your skin concerns, preferred makeup style, and the products or techniques you want to understand.

Arrive 10 minutes early. A group class does not admit late arrivals after 20 minutes, and late arrivals are not refunded. A late private appointment still ends at its scheduled time, so even a small delay cuts directly into your lesson.

The voucher is valid only on the specified date and time, if a time is shown. You can cancel for a full refund at least 48 hours before the activity date, based on local destination time.

Who should book this Seongsu class?

Book the group class if you are a beginner, want a structured introduction to K-beauty, or enjoy learning alongside other people. It also works well for a parent and daughter or friends who want to share the activity, though each person needs a place in the class.

Choose private consulting if you want to discuss your routine and skin concerns in detail, and you are comfortable with a session that may combine application and explanation. Pick Find Your Core if you are drawn to the six signature looks and want a smaller session rather than the full group curriculum.

I would skip it if your only goal is a guaranteed, polished event makeup look, or if you need a highly detailed analysis delivered in fluent English by a specific artist. For everyone else, it can be a useful Seongsu stop: part beauty lesson, part product trial, and part souvenir shopping, with the best value going to curious beginners who will use what they learn.

FAQ

How long is each session?

The English group class lasts 90 minutes. The Master’s private consultation and Find Your Core session each last 60 minutes.

How many people can join each option?

The group class allows up to eight participants. Find Your Core allows up to three. Private consulting is for one person only, and two people cannot share a private session.

Is the class offered in English?

English service is available. Communication is possible in English, though fluency may vary between instructors.

Should I arrive without makeup?

Yes, come without makeup if possible so the class can begin smoothly. Makeup remover is available at the store if you need to remove makeup there.

What is included with the package?

Each package includes JUNG SAEM MOOL Beauty products valued at 87,000 KRW or more, a 20% coupon for same-day purchases at the 101 Seongsu store, and a complimentary photo booth ticket.

What happens if I arrive late?

Arrive at least 10 minutes early. Group-class entry is refused after 20 minutes, with no refund for late arrival. A late private session still ends at its scheduled time, and late arrivals are not refunded.