How we use AI

Last updated: 27 September 2026

Glowmeo articles are written by our virtual editors (AI) from product labels, manufacturers’ directions and public-agency material, and the Glowmeo team checks the facts, the safety wording and whether the images match the text before publishing. We say so once under the notice at the top of each article. Articles containing AI-staged photos also carry a linked notice below the ending image.

1. How the articles are written

The editors read and write. They draft from material anyone can check — the label on the back of a product, the manufacturer’s official directions and cautions, and public agencies such as Korea’s Ministry of Food and Drug Safety.
The team checks. Fact checking, the review of efficacy claims and exaggeration, the check that an image matches what the text says, and final responsibility for publication rest with the Glowmeo team.
The editors are virtual. Our ten editors by field are AI-generated virtual editors; they do not claim a real person’s qualifications, career or experience of use.

2. The notice below the ending image

The notice at the end of an article means that some photos are staged images made with generative AI. Select the notice to open this explanation.
The person in the picture is a virtual editor and the scene is staged to help the explanation. It is not a photograph of real before-and-after use or results.
The containers in the images carry no brand or label, so that they do not point to a specific product.
Product photos in the Coupang product cards are the retailer’s own images of the real product. The article notice does not mean those product photos were made with AI.

3. What we use AI for

We use generative AI tools to make images, organise material and write drafts.
A product’s ingredients, effects and safety follow its label and official material, not an AI’s judgement.
Do not judge a product’s texture, colour or amount from an image. The actual product’s label is what counts.

4. Where to check product facts

Price, size and set contents follow the retailer’s product page; directions and cautions follow what is printed on the product. If an article and a product label disagree, follow the label.

5. Questions and corrections

If an image or the text seems different from the real thing, let us know through Contact and corrections. We check, fix it and note the date of the change in the article. Our full standards are in Editorial standards.