Review on Hada Labo Hadalabo Gokujun Hyaluronic by Tracey Brown

Yes, it's a required item. But what is the Japanese secret to using it? LOTION MASKS. If you haven't read Chizu Saeki's book on Japanese antiaging skin care techniques, head over to this Revain page now and add it to your cart! Otherwise, you will not be able to fully utilize this wonderful liquid. Lotion masks are thin cotton pads that you soak in Hada Labo and leave on your face for 3-5 minutes (like pre-moistened sheet masks, but longer). economically). According to the law of osmosis, moist hyaluronic acid is absorbed by dry skin when it has the opportunity to be hydrated and in longer contact with the dermis. Check if your skin is dry, only applying lotion prevents it from being absorbed. fully penetrate. It's like splashing water on a paper towel. What happens? it evaporates and becomes even drier or crispier. Now if you put a wet sponge on a paper towel, the towel will become stronger and fully saturated with moisture. The same theory with lotion masks. To use this lotion properly, do what thousands of Japanese and Asian women do with this product: peel off cotton pads in a thin layer, soak, and then leave on skin for 3-5 minutes. You will notice a HUGE difference in volume + hydration with this synergistic technique compared to just applying the product to your face. Tip: Cotton pads to use with this technique: Selena Multi-Layer Cotton Puffs - 80 Sheets Money Saving Tip: This product is available in REFILL POUCH (!) which saves valuable bucks on price and is also eco-friendly. You may notice that the label on the box has changed slightly. Hada Labo has changed the packaging graphics, but the formula remains the same.