Saeangmeori refers to the hair type of a young lady at court during the late Joseon Dynasty. Saeangmeori was made by braiding the hair and tying it with a ribbon in the middle, which represented the class of the person wearing it. Because married women were not allowed to wear their hair in such a way, Saeangmeori was considered as a hairstyle that symbolised youth. Saeangmeori Singapore offers skincare solutions that seek to capture the youth in the complexions of its customers.