Bring Back Global!
Give us the old app back
Shoppin
Limited products
US switch ruined it
How to alienate your most loyal customers AKA your new business model
The entire appeal of Olive Young Global was access to Korean skincare, including brands, products, exclusive sets, and promotions that weren’t readily available in the U.S. Instead of building on that advantage, Olive Young launched a watered-down American storefront with a more limited selection and eliminated our ability to shop through Global.
Who thought this was a good business strategy?
Your existing American customers were already buying from you. We knew your products, appreciated your selection, and were willing to pay for international shipping. You had already earned our business. Then you decided the best way to launch your U.S. operation was to take away the very things that made us customers in the first place.
The most insulting part is that you didn’t even give customers a choice. You could have operated both platforms and allowed customers to decide whether they preferred domestic convenience or access to the broader Korean market. Instead, you forced us into an inferior shopping experience.
You’re apparently betting that mainstream American shoppers will replace the customers who helped establish your brand here. Perhaps they will. But alienating an existing customer base while competitors like StyleKorean and YesStyle offer the selection and value we actually want is an astonishingly shortsighted decision.
I didn’t shop Olive Young because I needed another American beauty retailer. I shopped Olive Young because it was Olive Young Korea.
Congratulations on your U.S. expansion. You’ve successfully convinced me to spend my money elsewhere.
Changed for the worse
Limited inventory.
Bad
Bring back global
Profit Over Consumers👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻
It feels like consumers are getting screwed over. Prices are higher, products and promotions are more limited. If the goal was to make things MORE convenient for international customers, you completely missed the point.
People were already willing to pay international shipping and buy directly from Korea. So why create a separate platform just to make everything more expensive and less worthwhile?
And don’t even get me started on sunscreen. Instead of making products more accessible, we’re stuck dealing with ridiculous regulations and a separate selection that makes no sense.
If you can’t make the experience better, don’t “improve” it by making it worse. This honestly feels like a business decision designed to squeeze more money out of consumers rather than actually benefit them.
What a stupid, unnecessary change!
New US Version
Thumbs down!
OY US Disgusting!
Increased price, no refill included
Don’t buy from here, OY US sucks
Buy Your K-Products Elsewhere
Downgrade
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Bring back our access to global site!
Disappointed with US switch from Global
For many U.S. customers, Olive Young Global provided reliable access to authentic Korean beauty products, including brands and items that are difficult to find elsewhere. We also valued the convenience of shopping from a trusted retailer, even when it meant paying international shipping costs. The selection, promotions, and direct access to products from Korea were important reasons I chose Olive Young over other retailers.
Removing access for U.S. customers not only limits our choices but also risks driving loyal customers to competing platforms that may not offer the same level of trust, product availability, or customer experience. Many of us have developed long-term purchasing habits with Olive Young and would gladly continue supporting the company if access were restored.
I respectfully ask Olive Young to reconsider this decision and explore ways to continue serving U.S. customers through the Global site. Restoring access would preserve an important relationship with a loyal customer base and allow us to keep purchasing the products we love from a retailer we trust.
I have been a committed customer for years, and it is genuinely disappointing to lose a service that has been so valuable and dependable. I hope Olive Young will recognize the strong demand from U.S. customers and reconsider restoring our access.
