Apricot, Beet and Seaweed Renewals is a expansion I'm From line for sunscreen documentation, dark spot and brightening wording, functional cosmetic wording, acne-prone and pore wording, renewal naming. Newer expansion group for buyers that want current I'm From items after the Rice, Mugwort, Honey and Fig groups are established.
The official Korean store currently highlights Apricot Clear Sun Serum and Apricot Dark Spot Drop Ampoule as best items, and production confirms active Apricot, Beet and Seaweed products across sunscreen, ampoule, pad, mask and pack cleanser formats.
Newer expansion group for buyers that want current I'm From items after the Rice, Mugwort, Honey and Fig groups are established.
34 current I'm From products match this review from 54 active products. Confirm the exact item before discussing price, MOQ, availability, or replacement variants.
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Showing the strongest 6 matches first; 28 more current I'm From products also match this review.
All active products have product images, but the queue still marks the brand image as missing.
Apricot Clear Sun Serum, Rice Sun Screen and Seaweed Watery Sun Cream require destination-market sunscreen documentation before listing.
The active range includes renewed products, original products, mini sizes, sheet mask multipacks and sunscreen small sizes.
Rice, mugwort, fig, honey, ginseng, propolis, apricot, beet and seaweed products use ingredient-origin, calming, brightening, exfoliation, nourishing and functional wording that should be checked product by product.
The queue marks I'm From as missing a brand image even though all active products have images.
Apricot Clear Sun Serum, Rice Sun Screen and Seaweed Watery Sun Cream need market-specific SPF, PA, label and claim review before buyer-facing use.
Production includes original, mini and renewed products across Rice, Mugwort, Fig, Honey and other lines. Buyers should verify exact INCI, size, packaging and claim files for the variant being quoted.
