Japan beauty haul ideas!
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Jan 4, 2016
Rojina T.
My hubby is flying to Japan in a few weeks so I want him to do some beauty haul for me but as I have never been there I really don't know what's best there. So if anybody have idea please let me know. I have dry sensitive skin.
Jan 4, 2016
Anne-Cédrique P.
Inisfree and all that kind of face mask are just a must have when travelling to Japan.
Jan 4, 2016
Mar F.
To me, I hear japan and I immediately think of makeup brushes! The craftsmanship of the japanese artisans is unsurpassable!! Some of them are easily accessible thanks to Beautylish, such as Wayne Goss or Chikuhodo. I would take this opportunity to explore less known brands like Koyudo, Takeda, Hakuhodo, Saibikoho.
They are ideal for sensitive skin, because the hair they use is of the highest quality. I own a few japanese handcrafted brushes, and I still can't believe how soft and gentle (yet amazingly functional) they are!! I would recommend either goat hair (saikoho and sokoho goat are amongst the softest) or gray squirrel bristles, depending on the use you want to get out of them. Goat bristles in general have more of a spring to then, so they are firmer and better for precise pigmented applications. Squirrel is more flexible (and often described as softer) ideal for lighter and diffused applications.
I don't know if brushes are what you had in mind, if they weren't, I hope you consider them now :) I'm actually kinda jealous! Let me know what you end up getting, and I'd love to see what your husband gets for you when he comes back ;)
Jan 4, 2016
Breeze T.
I'm not an expert on Japanese products you'd want to take back home with you, so I'll link a video by Lisa Eldridge... I love her videos so much! In this one, she shows what she got in Japan and maybe you'll get some inspiration from her (if you didn't already!)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yj792rF713w
Jan 5, 2016
Gail H.
Jan 7, 2016
Rojina T.
thankyou ladies..