Song Hye-kyo’s Guerlain Hand Creams: Rosa Verde vs Florabloom
Song Hye-kyo’s green hand cream is Guerlain Aqua Allegoria Rosa Verde; the pink one is Florabloom. She showed both in Vogue Korea’s September 26, 2025 bag video. She described the green version as refreshing and cucumber-scented, and the pink version as a subtle floral. The names matter: Guerlain also sells fragrances under these names, so the item in her bag is specifically the hand cream.
Why she carries hand cream to work
In the video, Song explains that her hands tend to be dry and that she washes them frequently during shoots. She then takes out the two small, hexagonal containers. Their shape initially made her think they looked more like perfume bottles than hand creams.
There is an important detail behind this recommendation: the Vogue video includes Guerlain advertising, and Song says Guerlain gave her the creams. Her comments describe her experience with those gifted products. This is not presented as an independent purchase or a comparison test. At the end, when asked to choose just three things to take with her, she says one of the two hand creams would make the selection.
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The green one: Rosa Verde
The on-screen label identifies the green product as ROSA VERDE. Song describes a fresh cucumber scent and talks about its green shade. If that is the moment you remember from the clip, Rosa Verde is the name to search for.
Look for “Aqua Allegoria Rosa Verde — Hand Cream” on a retailer’s page. Searching only for Rosa Verde can also bring up perfume. A familiar fragrance name or green packaging alone does not identify the same product format.
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The pink one: Florabloom
The pink cream in the accompanying video still is FLORABLOOM, as the original video’s label shows. Song says she does not like excessively strong floral scents, but describes this one as a subtle floral and says she has been using it frequently. Those remarks refer to the time of the 2025 video.
Guerlain describes Florabloom Hand Cream as a moisturizing formula with fruity-floral notes and beeswax butter. Its listed size is 50 ml. The brand describes a lightweight, non-greasy feel; that is the manufacturer’s description rather than a measured result from Song’s video.
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Which one should you look at first?
For the fresh cucumber scent she mentions: start with Rosa Verde.
For the pink floral cream she holds: look for Florabloom.
For a fragrance-free hand cream: neither is being introduced as an unscented option.
The useful difference is scent preference, not a claim that one hydrates better. The video contains no side-by-side hydration or longevity test. Sampling the scent, where possible, is more informative than choosing solely because the packaging matches a screenshot.
Size, price and shopping details
The US Guerlain page checked on October 22, 2026 listed Florabloom Hand Cream, 50 ml, at US$60. Treat that as a dated US storefront reference: local availability, taxes, shipping and other countries’ prices can differ. Compare the fragrance name, hand-cream format and capacity before comparing prices.
Rosa Rossa is another name in the hand-cream collection, but it is not the pink product identified in this video. For the pink one shown here, the combination to remember is Florabloom + Hand Cream + 50 ml.
Sources: VOGUE KOREA, MY VOGUE (September 26, 2025; Guerlain advertising disclosed); Guerlain official product pages, checked October 22, 2026. Photo for upload: VOGUE KOREA / YouTube.