THOME, the private aesthetic brand of Athome, said Tuesday it has participated in the "14th Arumjigi Fundraising Bazaar" hosted by the Arumjigi Culture Keepers Foundation.
Now in its 14th year, the "Arumjigi Fundraising Bazaar" is an event hosted by the nonprofit cultural organization Arumjigi. Held last month on the 30th at The Raum Art Center in Seoul, this year's event brought together THOME and about 150 other brands that share the mission of carrying forward the value of beauty.
The "G Peel Program One-Day Aesthetic Kit" donated by THOME was sold to visitors in the sponsored goods zone at the event venue. Proceeds raised through the bazaar will be used for various projects that preserve and develop cultural heritage.
THOME focuses on developing products that help care for the skin's natural beauty. The brand explained the significance of its participation, saying that its direction of spreading the experience of caring for beauty worldwide aligns with Arumjigi's purpose of preserving Korea's unique beauty and sharing it with the world.
The "G Peel Program" donated by THOME is a product designed to let users easily experience at home the kind of professional skincare offered at five-star hotel aesthetic spas. It delivers peeling (exfoliation), soothing, hydration, and radiance care in just a single 15-minute session.
"We decided to participate in this fundraising bazaar because we share Arumjigi's philosophy of cherishing our unique beauty and values," a THOME brand official said. "Starting with this donation, we will continue activities that can spread a positive influence on society."
