OliveYoung Review Scraper

OliveYoung Review Scraper

OliveYoung Review Scraper extracts product reviews from OliveYoung — both the international global.oliveyoung.com store and the Korean oliveyoung.co.kr store — including star rating, review text, date, reviewer nickname, skin type, skin concerns, helpful votes, purchased option, and photos.

Paste product links or bare product IDs from either the Global or Korean OliveYoung store, filter by star rating, and get clean, structured review data ready for sentiment analysis, complaint mining, or product research.

Copy to your AI assistant

Copy this block into ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or any LLM to start using this actor: Actor ID parsebird/oliveyoung-review-scraper on Apify — call it with the apify-client SDK, e.g. ApifyClient(token).actor("parsebird/oliveyoung-review-scraper").call(run_input={"productUrls": ["https://global.oliveyoung.com/product/detail?prdtNo=GA240824996"], "maxReviewsPerProduct": 200}); key inputs are productUrls (array of Global prdtNo=GA... links, Korean goodsNo=A... links, or bare product IDs — mix both stores freely), maxReviewsPerProduct (integer, applies per product, 0 = unlimited, capped at 50,000), sortBy (recent, helpful, highest, or lowest), starRating (array of "1"-"5", empty = all ratings), and proxyConfiguration (defaults to Apify Residential proxy, required for the target site's bot protection); output rows have store, productId, productName, productUrl, reviewId, rating, reviewText, reviewDate, reviewerNickname, reviewerSkinType, reviewerSkinConcerns, helpfulCount, optionName, reviewedVariantName, reviewImages, and repeatPurchase; full API spec is on the Apify Console API tab for this actor, and an Apify API token is required to call it programmatically.

What does OliveYoung Review Scraper do?

OliveYoung Review Scraper reads the same public review data any shopper on OliveYoung can see — no login required. It supports two storefronts in one actor:

• 🌐 Global store (global.oliveyoung.com) — the English-language storefront for international shoppers. Reviews here are cross-posted from the Korean store's review base and machine-translated to English.
• 🇰🇷 Korean store (oliveyoung.co.kr) — South Korea's largest K-beauty retailer, with the richest review data: reviewer skin type, skin concerns, helpful-vote counts, and repeat-purchase flags.

Other things it does:

• Accepts product links, or bare product IDs (GA... for Global, A... for Korean), in any mix within a single run.
• Sorts reviews by most recent, most helpful, highest rating, or lowest rating.
• Filters by star rating (1-5) so you can pull only complaints or only praise.
• Deduplicates automatically when the same product is given as both a URL and a bare ID.
• Uses a Residential proxy by default — OliveYoung's review APIs sit behind Cloudflare and block requests from datacenter IP ranges, including Apify's own.
• Runs on Apify's infrastructure with scheduling, REST API access, and native JSON, CSV, Excel, HTML, and XML export.

What data can you extract from OliveYoung?

Field	Description
store	Which storefront the review came from: global or korean
rating	Star rating, 1-5
reviewText / reviewDate	Review body and normalized ISO date
reviewerNickname	Reviewer's display name (often partially masked, e.g. sk*****)
reviewerSkinType / reviewerSkinConcerns	Reviewer's skin type and skin concerns, when the store reports them
helpfulCount	Number of helpful votes the review received (Korean store)
optionName	The purchased option or variant (shade, size, set)
reviewImages	URLs of user-uploaded review photos, when present
repeatPurchase	Whether the reviewer had already bought the product before (Korean store only)

Input parameters

Parameter	Type	Required	Default	Description
productUrls	string[]	No	Sample Global product	Global (prdtNo=GA...) or Korean (goodsNo=A...) URLs, or bare product IDs
maxReviewsPerProduct	integer	No	100	Max reviews per product; 0 = unlimited (capped at 50,000)
sortBy	select	No	recent	recent, helpful, highest, or lowest
starRating	string[]	No	[] (all)	Any of "1"-"5"
proxyConfiguration	object	No	Apify Residential	Proxy used to reach OliveYoung's Cloudflare-protected review APIs

Output example

{
  "store": "korean",
  "productId": "A000000006568",
  "productName": "우르오스 스칼프샴푸 500ml (증정기획/단품)",
  "productUrl": "https://www.oliveyoung.co.kr/store/goods/getGoodsDetail.do?goodsNo=A000000006568",
  "reviewId": "65768811",
  "rating": 5,
  "reviewText": "여자인데 피부가 지성이라 우루오스 즐겨쓰는데 너무 좋아요.",
  "reviewDate": "2026-09-05",
  "reviewerNickname": "뽀야뽀야",
  "reviewerSkinType": "A01",
  "helpfulCount": 495,
  "optionName": "우르오스 스칼프 샴푸(단품)",
  "reviewImages": ["https://image.oliveyoung.co.kr/uploads/images/gdasEditor/2026/09/05/3b5285e494684bbb858bb083bac0b4941788581815051.png"],
  "repeatPurchase": false
}

Korean-store text fields (productName, reviewText, reviewerNickname, optionName) are returned exactly as written on oliveyoung.co.kr — in Korean. Global-store text is pre-translated to English by OliveYoung's own review feed.

Fields that are empty for a given review (e.g. reviewerSkinType when the reviewer didn't set one, or repeatPurchase on the Global store) are left out of that row entirely, so a row is only as wide as the data OliveYoung publishes for it. Download results as JSON, HTML, CSV, or Excel from the Storage tab, or fetch them via the dataset API endpoint.

Python example

from apify_client import ApifyClient

client = ApifyClient("<YOUR_API_TOKEN>")
run = client.actor("parsebird/oliveyoung-review-scraper").call(run_input={
    "productUrls": ["https://global.oliveyoung.com/product/detail?prdtNo=GA240824996"],
    "maxReviewsPerProduct": 200,
    "sortBy": "helpful",
    "starRating": ["1", "2"],
})

for item in client.dataset(run["defaultDatasetId"]).iterate_items():
    print(item["rating"], item["reviewText"][:80])

JavaScript example

import { ApifyClient } from 'apify-client';

const client = new ApifyClient({ token: '<YOUR_API_TOKEN>' });
const run = await client.actor('parsebird/oliveyoung-review-scraper').call({
    productUrls: ['https://www.oliveyoung.co.kr/store/goods/getGoodsDetail.do?goodsNo=A000000206904'],
    maxReviewsPerProduct: 0,
});

const { items } = await client.dataset(run.defaultDatasetId).listItems();
console.log(items[0].reviewerNickname, items[0].rating);

Use cases

• Complaint analysis — filter starRating: ["1", "2"] sorted by helpful to surface the most-upvoted negative feedback for a product.
• Sentiment tracking — pull every review (maxReviewsPerProduct: 0) for a product line and track rating trends over time with scheduled runs.
• Skin-profile research — cross-reference reviewerSkinType and reviewerSkinConcerns from the Korean store against ratings to see which skin types respond best to a product.
• Cross-market comparison — scrape the same product from both global and korean stores to compare how it's rated by international vs. domestic shoppers.

How to scrape OliveYoung with OliveYoung Review Scraper

1. Click Try for free (or Run) on this Actor's page.
2. Paste one or more OliveYoung product URLs or bare product IDs into Product URLs.
3. Optionally set Max reviews per product, a sort order, and a star rating filter.
4. Click Start and watch results land in the dataset in real time.
5. Export results as JSON, CSV, or Excel, or pull them programmatically via the Apify API.

How much does it cost to scrape OliveYoung reviews?

This Actor uses pay-per-event pricing — you pay only for results, not for compute time.

Event	Price per event	Price per 1,000
review-scraped	from $0.00329	$3.29 – $3.99

A review-scraped event fires once for every unique review saved. Price per 1,000 reviews depends on your Apify plan tier (Free $3.99, Bronze $3.79, Silver $3.59, Gold $3.29). Scraping 1,000 reviews on a Free plan costs about $3.99. Apify's monthly platform usage credits apply to this Actor like any other. The default Residential proxy also draws from your Apify account's own proxy usage/credits, separately from the per-review price above.

Is it legal to scrape OliveYoung?

OliveYoung Review Scraper only collects review data that OliveYoung already publishes on public product pages without requiring a login. Scraping publicly available data is generally legal, but you're responsible for how you use the data — check OliveYoung's Terms of Use and read Apify's guide on the legality of web scraping before running large or commercial scrapes.

Other review scrapers

• Coupang Review Scraper — reviews from Coupang, Korea's largest general marketplace
• Naver Place Review Scraper — reviews from Naver Place listings
• Trustpilot Reviews Scraper — company and product reviews from Trustpilot

FAQ

Do I need an OliveYoung account to use this Actor? No. It only reads public review data that OliveYoung serves to logged-out visitors on both storefronts.

What's the difference between the Global and Korean review data? The Global store shows the same underlying Korean reviews, machine-translated to English, but strips reviewer identity fields (nickname, skin type, helpful votes) for privacy. The Korean store exposes the full reviewer profile. If you need reviewer detail, scrape the Korean goodsNo=A... URL for the product instead of (or alongside) the Global one.

Why is reviewerSkinType a code like A01 instead of a readable label? That's how the Korean store reports it — it's an internal classification code (skin type, tone, or concern), not a human-readable label. The Global store's own review feed carries no skin-profile data at all, which is why that field is empty for store: "global" rows.

Why did I get fewer reviews than my Max reviews per product setting? The product may simply not have that many reviews, or your starRating filter narrowed the pool. Set maxReviewsPerProduct to 0 to collect everything available for a product.

Do I need to configure the proxy? No — a Residential proxy is set as the default and is required for this Actor to work at all; OliveYoung's review APIs return a bot-detection challenge to Apify's own datacenter IPs. Leave the default Proxy configuration as-is unless you have a specific reason to change it.

Can I schedule this to run automatically? Yes. Use Apify's built-in Task Scheduler to run it daily, weekly, or at any interval, and connect it to Zapier, Make, or a webhook for downstream integrations.

Something looks wrong or missing — how do I report it? Open an issue on the Actor's Issues tab in Apify Console, or use the API tab to inspect the exact request/response for your run.