How long does the Beauty Advantage Pass membership last?

At this time, the Beauty Advantage Pass lasts for 12 months from the date of purchase. During that period your account is marked as affiliate and the discount applies to eligible products when you shop while logged in.

Does the discount apply to the entire HanBeautyUS catalog?

The Beauty Advantage Pass discount applies to most eligible products in the HanBeautyUS store, except for items clearly marked as excluded. The membership itself and certain specific items may not be eligible.

Do I need to use a coupon code every time I buy?

No. Once your Beauty Advantage Pass membership is active and you shop while logged in, the discount automatically applies to eligible items in your cart. You will see both the regular price and your Beauty Advantage Pass price on product pages and at checkout.

Can I cancel the Beauty Advantage Pass or get a refund?

No. The Beauty Advantage Pass is a prepaid annual membership. As soon as your order is confirmed we prepare and ship your physical Welcome Kit and activate your affiliate benefits, so purchases of the pass are non refundable and cannot be cancelled.

Does the Beauty Advantage Pass create debt or work like a credit card?

No. The Beauty Advantage Pass is a prepaid K Beauty membership. You pay once, receive your Welcome Kit with seventy nine dollars in products and then shop with your affiliate price on most eligible products during the membership period, with no hidden fees and no debt.

K-Beauty Tariffs and Pricing: What Shoppers Should Know

July 20, 2025

Updated November 2026. This article was originally published in July 2025 during a period of rapidly changing U.S.–Korea trade policy. The earlier version referenced a 25% reciprocal-tariff proposal and encouraged shoppers to buy ahead of expected price increases. That framing is no longer current and has been removed.

Tariff policy changed after the original article

U.S. trade policy changed after the original publication. On February 20, 2026, an executive order ended the additional ad valorem duties imposed under IEEPA, including the reciprocal-tariff action in Executive Order 14257. Other duties and import rules can still apply, so an older headline should not be treated as the current tariff rate for a specific skincare product.

What a tariff headline does—and does not—tell you

A country-level tariff announcement does not by itself tell you the exact duty treatment or future retail price of a particular Korean skincare product. Product classification, country of origin, other applicable duties, and the policy in effect when goods enter the United States can all matter.

It also does not mean a shopper should stock up before a predicted price increase. Han Beauty does not use tariff uncertainty as a reason to create urgency.

What to use when you shop at Han Beauty

Use the current price shown on the product page and at checkout as the source of truth for what you would pay today. If a product is not currently available for sale, do not treat an older article or link as evidence that it is available now.

When deciding whether a product belongs in your routine, start with its role, verified product facts, and what you already use—not a prediction about future pricing.

Where to check current U.S. trade information

For current policy, use official U.S. government sources. The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative’s Korea page provides current U.S.–Korea trade resources. The February 20, 2026 executive order documents the end of certain IEEPA tariff actions. Because trade rules can change, check current official sources rather than relying on an older forecast.

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