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The latest K-beauty craze is made from dead Americans' skin. Now it's aiming for the US.

21 octobre 2026 | mberg@businessinsider.com (Madeline Berg,Jack Newsham)
A beauty treatment driving tens of millions of dollars in sales around the globe is now aiming for the US market. It's made from dead Americans' skin.
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