These Chinese Stars Switched to Korean Stylists?And Their Transformations Are Incredible

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Chinese stars Li Yi Feng and Tang Wei got the makeover of the century after switching to Korean makeup and hair stylists.

The pair before styling.

Li Yi Feng’s initial airport fashion was extremely laid back and casual despite his major popularity.

After switching to a Korean stylist, the 30-year-old Tiny Times star is now on the Chinese Forbes hottest “fresh meat” list.

A big change from the way his clothing style used to be described!

“He went from being an unemployed man in your town to a top star.“

– Anonymous Netizen

Before switching to a Korean stylist.After switching to a Korean stylist.

“He looks more handsome in the after photos.”

– Anonymous Netizen

Actress Tang Wei caught the media’s attention with her Korean make-up artist as well.

Her before style had a more western Hollywood style vibe.

Tang Wei, who rose to fame in Ang Lee’s Lust, Caution, switched to a Korean makeup artist as well!

The Korean makeup techniques and products accentuate Tang Wei’s a more natural-style beauty!

The 37-year-old actress barely looked a day over twenty-five!

Source: Pann (Li Yi Feng, Tang Wei)

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