I can’t define it.
I wanted to create something that everyone
can understand, simple and elegant even
if it deviates from conventional
and conceptual.
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OHTOP is the AVANT-GARDE STYLE
in the cosmetic industry.
OHTOP began as an honest and intuitive
cosmetic brand.
OHTOP bears the mark of the identity
of its creator, a fashion consultant
who was born in Seoul and lives in Paris.
OHTOP aims for a healthy and balanced
chic design to Korean beauty that is
recognized in the world.
OHTOP is for a man who looks for
provocation and the joy of the most common
products based on a chic taste rather than
an exaggerated concept promising for a
perfect skin and youth.
a persistent cliches in the cosmetics world.
COSMETIC IS NOT A SOLUTION
1
OHTOP does not promise the perfect skin
or youth.
This is why OHTOP removed the manual
and doesn’t provide counseling.
Cosmetics are not the solution, they
are just a way to care for our life in
a fragrant way.
2
OHTOP pursues only one definition that
adds ones own taste to function
and removes unnecessary
elements from skincare and makeup.
Experience the joy of simple design
and grand philosophy.
3
Luxury begins with a smell.
Feel the fragrance of OHTOP’s
products inspired by travel and art
insights.
A right angle, taste for design.
“
Feel the fragrance of OHTOP’s
products inspired by travel and art
“
Le Corbusier reached the endpoint. He drew his
last right angles in the space in the end.
On August 27 1965, he was standing on the
beach and then walked down
into the Mediterranean sea.
Perhaps he picked up pebbles with his hands
and felt their shape with his fingers,
an angle that has become smooth over the years.
He went into the sea standing upright, then
faced death laying in the water.
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