naturie Hatomugi Skin Conditioner 16.9 Floz./500ml (Japan Import)

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All things considered, Hatomugi skin conditioner is an excellent solution for hydrating, toning and evening out the skin. It’s very versatile, and you will certainly end up using it very often. In Chinese medicine, coix seed are used to detoxify, strengthen the spleen, and remove heat and pus from the body. It’s also believed that drinking coix seed water makes skin smoother and brighter. This toner is ideal for the Korean seven-skin method, in which you continuously apply the same toner seven times (toners are often called “skins” in Korea). Some YesStyle customers even use it as a mask lotion by soaking a cotton mask with the toner and applying it on the skin. And do remember that we are not comparing with more unique moisturisers, for example the amazing one-drop moisturisers from HABA Squalane. Different products should appeal to a different crowd, because they solve different concerns. Therefore I would say the Naturie Hatomugi Skin Conditioning Gel is a must have for anyone who wants a flexible beauty product to boost their moisturising efforts in whatever area they want, while also not wanting the worry of overusing a good product.

It includes water, alcohol, butylene glycol and dipropylene glycol as solvents, with the latter two substances having moisturizing properties as well. It includes dipotassium glycyrrhizate and makes full use of its anti-inflammatory and anti-allergenic properties.Hatomugi” ( ハトムギ ) is the Japanese name for the tropical plant Coixlacryma-jobi, commonly known as Job’s Tears. That’s right, and that is one of the key things you should be aware of when using this serum-gel. I won’t be going through a discussion for these ingredients in this review, but it is my hope that you do revisit your belief and understanding about these ingredients to decide whether this is a suitable product for you and your skin!

As you can see, this serum-gel is rather flexible in its use, which isn’t something we can do so easily with more expensive options. This is most certainly one of the strengths of Naturie Hatomugi Skin Conditioning Gel. As the product’s name suggests, it is a skin conditioner which uses Job’s Tears as its primary ingredient. Its medicinal uses are many, but when applied to the skin, it has a powerful hydrating and cleansing effect. Chị Nguyệt: “Mình rất thích dùng Sữa rửa mặt Hatomugi. Mùi thơm nhẹ, khả năng tạo bọt nhanh. Kiểu dáng lại còn rất chắc chắn.”

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Not only is it an excellent multi-purpose cosmetic product, but it is also highly affordable – a single 500ml bottle costs as little as 10 euros. What Is It Made Of? Another wallet-friendly option, this mask harnesses the power of classic Japanese ingredients: onsen water and hatomugi. Together they help to moisturize, revitalize, purify, and tighten pores for an all-in-one skin treatment. Plus, the mask’s ultra-soft hand-made paper feels luxurious and fits the face snugly like a glove for enhanced absorption. Frequently featured in J-Beauty brightening skincare products, hatomugi has an impressive ability to reverse hyperpigmentation, dark spots, and regulate melanin production due to its high Vitamin B3 content. Although melanin is a natural skin pigment, UV ray exposure can trigger overproduction of melanin, leading to unwanted discoloration in the skin. 2. Hydration The watery toner has a refined and persistent milky white color that doesn’t require shaking the bottle. A small opening under the screw cap steadily dispenses the liquid. Being scentless and runny, the toner feels almost like water on the skin. It has a slight cooling effect, making it particularly suitable for summer. Known all over the world by many names including job’s tears, pearl barley, adlay millet, coix seed, and jali-jali, hatomugi extract is derived from a grain-bearing grass that is indigenous to tropical parts of Asia. The plant has long been a staple in Traditional Chinese Medicine to help invigorate the spleen, support the urinary tract, and cool the body. Today it’s mainly known as a popular health food across Asia, often found in soups, porridge, drinks, and desserts. (P.S. Hatomugi is gluten-free!) But there’s more. Let’s see why this little grain has been a favorite with J-Beauty skincare junkies. What are the skincare benefits of hatomugi? 1. Brightening