Japanese skincare items to purchase based on your skin condition!

Japanese skincare items to purchase based on your skin condition!

Japan is known for its amazing skincare products, and there is a wide range of skincare items in Japan, which can be found according to the skin types, including normal, dry, oily, combination, aging, and sensitive skin.

In this feature, we will introduce several different skincare items to purchase according to your skin condition, ranging from daily skincare items to UV care, which all can be found at most drugstores across Japan!

Index: Japanese skincare items to purchase based on your skin condition!

• 1.Best skincare for sensitive skin: Curel
• 2.UV care for all skin types: Anessa Perfect UV Sunscreen Skincare Milk
• 3.Best face wash for acne-prone skin: Rosette Facial Cleansing Paste
• 4.Best cleansing balm for aging skin: DUO The Cleansing Balm
• 5.Best skincare for dry and sensitive skin: Sekkisei Clear Wellness

1. Best skincare for sensitive skin: Curel

Curel is a skincare brand of Kao that is specially designed and developed for dry and sensitive skin. It contains ceramide, which strengthens the skin’s natural barrier function, promoting healthy and beautiful skin. It moisturizes your skin effectively while protecting it from external irritations.

The lineup has a wide variety of skincare items that you can choose according to your skin condition, and if you want something more than skincare, Curel also has UV care, body care, hair care, and makeup product lineups for dry and sensitive skin, which all are free from fragrance, coloring agent, and alcohol.

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2. UV care for all skin types: Anessa Perfect UV Sunscreen Skincare Milk

Anessa is a UV care lineup of Shiseido, and it has a wide variety of sunscreen lotions, but apparently, our favorite is the Anessa Perfect UV Sunscreen Skincare Milk, which protects your skin from the UV-A and UV-B with its SPF 50 and PA ++++.

The sunscreen is non-comedogenic, hypoallergenic, and dermatologically tested. It has a lightweight and non-greasy texture and is suitable for all skin types. It also has Thermo Booster Technology, which has UV-light-activated protectors that spread evenly on your skin once it detects heat. In addition, it also has Aqua Booster EX Technology, which features UV Block Film, a component that becomes stronger when it touches sweat or water and stays water-resistant for up to 80 minutes.

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3. Best face wash for acne-prone skin: Rosette Facial Cleansing Paste

If you have acne-prone skin and can’t find any good face wash for yourself, try Rosette Facial Cleansing Paste, which heals acne and prevents skin breakouts effectively with its active ingredients. Having been loved by the Japanese for generations,  Rosette Facial Cleansing Paste is also gentle on your skin; it cleanses your face without drying or irritating your skin. It also works well on hormonal acne, and to get the best result, use this cleansing paste twice a day in the morning and at night before you go to bed.

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4. Best cleansing balm for aging skin: DUO The Cleansing Balm

DUO has been dominating the cosmetics market in Japan for the past few years, and its cleansing balm is currently everyone’s favorite. Unlike other cleansing balms, DUO doesn’t only remove makeup, but also nourishes and moisturizes with its active ingredients. The cleansing balm is also infused with beauty and anti-aging serum, which enhances your skin elasticity.

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5. Best skincare for dry and sensitive skin: Sekkisei Clear Wellness

Sekkisei Clear Wellness is a new lineup of Sekkisei, a skincare brand of Kose. Sekkisei is a globally known brand, and unlike the ordinary Sekkisei series, Sekkisei Clear Wellness is specially formulated to protect the skin from environmental changes, moisturizing and balancing the skin.

The series comes in two different versions; blue for all skin types, and white for sensitive skin. The white series is alcohol, perfume, and paraben-free, so it is safe for sensitive and dry skin.

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