Comments on: has anyone tried japanese skin care? http://carefortheskin.com/has-anyone-tried-japanese-skin-care/ Your Skin Care Questions Answered Wed, 10 Mar 2010 16:34:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: blackrain http://carefortheskin.com/has-anyone-tried-japanese-skin-care/#comment-163 blackrain Tue, 16 Dec 2008 23:37:45 +0000 http://carefortheskin.com/?p=37#comment-163 I've tried japanese skin care lines. I like to use DHC their products are amazing. I love their cleansing oil. Here's their website So far in the US they don't really offer things to help lighten your skin but they do have alot of products to help prevent premature aging. A Japanese Skin Care company you might want to try to lighten you skin is KOSE Here's their websitehttp: I've heard good things about their products. I plan to try their products in the future I’ve tried japanese skin care lines. I like to use DHC their products are amazing. I love their cleansing oil.
Here’s their website
So far in the US they don’t really offer things to help lighten your skin but they do have alot of products to help prevent premature aging.
A Japanese Skin Care company you might want to try to lighten you skin is KOSE
Here’s their websitehttp:
I’ve heard good things about their products. I plan to try their products in the future

]]> By: freshbliss http://carefortheskin.com/has-anyone-tried-japanese-skin-care/#comment-162 freshbliss Mon, 15 Dec 2008 05:57:56 +0000 http://carefortheskin.com/?p=37#comment-162 I wouldn't say its better, its different. The bleaching agent in it is typically kojic acid - which is derived from Mulberry leaves...it interferes with the bodies ability to convert the amino acid tyrosine into melanin...the effect is temporary, and quite mild. Jason skincare has the same ingredients, and can be found at most health food stores....I cant remember the name of the products, but they have a yellow and orange package... Asians all as crazy about pale skin the way westerners are crazy about tans...which is why so many asian skin care lines "whiten" skin... Kanebo is one you might find on ebay, and it might surprise you, but Shoyeido, which is an upscale department store brand here, is something akin to Dove or Oil of Olay here in Japan, rather common inexpensive stuff - in either case, you can usually find it in Japanese grocers....keep in mind that Asian skin is typically much drier than caucasian skin because they have fewer oil glands per square inch - if you have oily skin, you might not like them at all. I wouldn’t say its better, its different.
The bleaching agent in it is typically kojic acid - which is derived from Mulberry leaves…it interferes with the bodies ability to convert the amino acid tyrosine into melanin…the effect is temporary, and quite mild.

Jason skincare has the same ingredients, and can be found at most health food stores….I cant remember the name of the products, but they have a yellow and orange package…

Asians all as crazy about pale skin the way westerners are crazy about tans…which is why so many asian skin care lines “whiten” skin…

Kanebo is one you might find on ebay, and it might surprise you, but Shoyeido, which is an upscale department store brand here, is something akin to Dove or Oil of Olay here in Japan, rather common inexpensive stuff - in either case, you can usually find it in Japanese grocers….keep in mind that Asian skin is typically much drier than caucasian skin because they have fewer oil glands per square inch - if you have oily skin, you might not like them at all.

]]> By: Elizabeth http://carefortheskin.com/has-anyone-tried-japanese-skin-care/#comment-161 Elizabeth Sat, 13 Dec 2008 13:08:04 +0000 http://carefortheskin.com/?p=37#comment-161 never tried it i stick to the wave never tried it i stick to the wave

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