Glow Recipe and Buldak Team on Spicy Noodle-Inspired Lip Balms
Glow Recipe has released a limited-edition Glass Balm duo with Korean spicy noodle brand Buldak, inspired by the Original and Carbonara flavors. The $38 set launches Thursday on TikTok Shop, followed by Sephora online on Oct. 23 and in stores on Nov. 2. The Carbonara balm has a pink tint and sweet umami note, while the Original version has a brick tint and a spicy, plumping effect.
Glow Recipe’s limited Glass Balm duo pairs two Buldak sauce flavors with tinted lip care. The Carbonara version leans pink with a sweet umami note, while the Original version is brick-toned and described as spicy and plumping. The $38 set starts on TikTok Shop Thursday, then moves to Sephora’s website Oct. 23 and stores Nov. 2.
Buldak, owned by Samyang Foods, has built a large U.S. social following, with 2.3 million TikTok followers and more than 92,000 TikTok Shop items sold. Glow Recipe, founded in 2014, has 1.9 million TikTok followers and about 123,000 TikTok Shop items sold. Both brands frame the tie-up around Korean culture and community.
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