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Japanese

Skin care

for your skin

Skin care is an important part of Japanese culture, cultivated for centuries. It is definitely different from the approach to skin care in Poland.

Japanese skin care is based on two key elements: providing the skin with a large amount of active ingredients that support its functions, and intensive moisturization.

Before you determine your skin type and start choosing products, it is worth familiarizing yourself with active ingredients first. You do not have to study detailed articles, although it would be beneficial. All you need to do is remember a few of the most important properties of individual active ingredients.

It retains moisture in the skin and helps maintain it. There are two types: high-molecular, which creates a protective barrier on the skin's surface, and low-molecular, which penetrates deep into the epidermis, filling in gaps and moisturizing the skin from the inside.

It helps restore skin firmness and increases its moisture level. Collagen, which is one of the main proteins in the skin, supports its elasticity and promotes regeneration, which contributes to a younger, healthier appearance.

Amino acids are the basic building blocks of proteins, which play a key role in skin regeneration and reconstruction. They help strengthen the natural protective barrier, supporting the maintenance of the right level of moisture and elasticity.

They support the process of epidermis reconstruction and create a protective barrier that protects the skin from the harmful effects of external factors, such as UV radiation, dust or dry air. Additionally, they improve the skin's moisture level.

A natural antioxidant, it neutralizes free radicals, brightens discolorations and evens out skin tone, constricts blood vessels, and also has anti-acne properties.

It participates in the synthesis of collagen and elastin in cells, increasing the level of collagen in the body. It acts as a natural antioxidant thanks to the content of numerous vitamins, supporting protection against oxidative stress.

It improves skin elasticity, protects the epidermis, neutralizes free radicals, oxygenates skin cells and reduces the visibility of wrinkles.

It prevents wrinkles and significantly improves skin elasticity, thus inhibiting the appearance of new lines. It protects the skin from harmful external factors, such as UV radiation and chemicals contained in makeup.

It is one of the forms of vitamin A that eliminates acne, reduces wrinkles and regulates collagen synthesis in cells, supporting skin regeneration and improving its structure.

We often hear the phrase “good skin,” but what exactly does that mean to you? What issues does your skin need to address to achieve this effect? If you have acne-prone skin, you’re probably looking to get rid of acne and acne scars. If you struggle with dry, flaky areas, you’re probably aiming to improve your skin’s hydration. Having clear skincare goals is key, as it allows you to focus on choosing the right active ingredients for your needs.

Day Care:

1. Cream/face wash gel, always well foamed

2. Keshosui (lotion) and pakku (sheet mask)

3. Serum

4. Moisturizing milk (optional)

5. Sunscreen

Evening care:

1. Oil/make-up remover

2. Cream/face wash gel, always well foamed

3. Keshosui (lotion) and pakku (sheet mask)

4. Serum

5. Moisturizing milk (optional)

6. Closing cream

7. Facial massage (with hands or massager)

Remember, we start with the lightest consistencies, moving on to more gel-like, creamy ones.

Now that you know the order of care, which is often changed by seasoned veterans, you, as a newbie, can use the above schemes to establish the order and know what cosmetics to look for.

If you are still lost, the sets for different skin types available in our store can be a clue for you.

Japanese care requires developing a routine. Prepare a "care station" - a special box or shelf in the bathroom, within reach, to make your daily care easier.

Don't forget about supplementation and massages, which improve the condition of the skin.

Sets designed for every skin type. If you are not sure which products will be right for you, you can choose one of our ready-made sets. We offer a basic and premium version to adapt the care to your needs and expectations.

The set for oily, blackheaded and enlarged pore skin was created to regulate sebum secretion, reduce the visibility of pores and cleanse the skin of impurities. The active ingredients in the set help fight imperfections, while supporting the balance and healthy appearance of the skin.

The Skin Brightening, Scar and Melasma Kit has been developed to even out skin tone, reduce discoloration and scars. Active ingredients support skin regeneration, improve its texture and give it a healthy, radiant look, effectively combating uneven skin tone and pigmentation spots.

The set for dry and normal skin was created to intensively moisturize and nourish the skin, while strengthening its protective barrier. Active ingredients help maintain an optimal level of moisture, giving the skin softness, elasticity and a healthy glow, regardless of the daily challenges it is exposed to.

The set for sensitive skin and skin with erythema was created to soothe irritations, reduce redness and strengthen the delicate skin barrier. Active ingredients have a soothing effect, help calm the skin and reduce the visibility of erythema, while providing adequate hydration and protection against external factors.

The acne skin kit has been developed to effectively combat imperfections, control sebum secretion and reduce inflammation. Active ingredients help cleanse pores, reduce the appearance of blemishes and prevent new lesions, while maintaining skin balance and a healthy appearance.

Anti-aging treatment was created to slow down the skin's aging processes, smooth wrinkles and improve its elasticity. Active ingredients support collagen production, regenerate the skin and reduce signs of aging, such as facial lines or loss of firmness, restoring the skin's younger and radiant appearance.

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