Meaning:
“果汁” means “juice,” and “相” means “looks, appearance.” This term, originating from South Korea, is used to describe young women with a fresh, fit and lovely appearance. The typical “juicy look” woman possesses glowing fair skin, pink soft cheeks and eyes like crescent moons when smiling.
Example:
A: 我最近又长胖了。太苦恼了！
Wǒ zuìjìn yòu zhǎngpàng le。Tài kǔnǎo le！
I’ve put on a few pounds recently. It’s so annoying!
B: 你这样挺好的，脸蛋儿是健康活力的果汁相。
Nǐ zhèyàng tǐng hǎo de，liǎndànr shì jiànkāng huólì de guǒzhīxiàng。
You look fine to me. Your face has that healthy glow, which Koreans would describe as “a juicy look.”