Skincare #Dryness and Moisturizing
A Single Spray of Freshness. | A Breath of Reset from Suwaka
A single spray of cooling mist between the heat and interrupted focus. Suwaka is a face mist that helps you reset your mood while moisturizing the skin.
A Single Spray of Freshness. | A Breath of Reset from Suwaka
A single spray of cooling mist between the heat and interrupted focus. Suwaka is a face mist that helps you reset your mood while moisturizing the skin.
LUMILIE, for parents and children to use together. | The reason behind making things with the kindness of “subtracting”
One item, shared by the family. LUMILIE is a skincare brand born from the kindness of “not separating,” made for parents and children to use together. It offers the basics of moisturizing and keeping skin healthy in a form that is easy to continue.
LUMILIE, for parents and children to use together. | The reason behind making things with the kindness of “subtracting”
One item, shared by the family. LUMILIE is a skincare brand born from the kindness of “not separating,” made for parents and children to use together. It offers the basics of moisturizing and keeping skin healthy in a form that is easy to continue.
Try letting go of mismatched care. | A guide to using a full line to deepen your dialogue with your skin
Toner, serum, and emulsion lined up by the sink. If you look closely, are they all from different brands? “This is something I used before,” “this was a free gift” — before you know it, the lineup has become a little mismatched. You have probably had that experience. Of course, there is joy in combining your favorites. But if lately you feel that your skin somehow does not settle easily, trying the “line use” approach of choosing items from the same series may be one option. Today, we gently talk about the appeal of using products from the same line, and how to bring it in without strain. You do not need to buy everything at once. Move at your own pace and deepen the conversation with your skin. ...
Try letting go of mismatched care. | A guide to using a full line to deepen your dialogue with your skin
Toner, serum, and emulsion lined up by the sink. If you look closely, are they all from different brands? “This is something I used before,” “this was a free gift” — before you know it, the lineup has become a little mismatched. You have probably had that experience. Of course, there is joy in combining your favorites. But if lately you feel that your skin somehow does not settle easily, trying the “line use” approach of choosing items from the same series may be one option. Today, we gently talk about the appeal of using products from the same line, and how to bring it in without strain. You do not need to buy everything at once. Move at your own pace and deepen the conversation with your skin. ...
End the day gently. | An evening skincare habit that brings skin and heart into balance
At the end of the day, when you stand in front of the sink, how do you feel? “I just want to finish quickly and sleep.” Surely there are nights like that, too. Especially on days when you have worked hard, skincare can easily become a task to get through. But the moments you spend at night are important time for both your skin and your heart, gently closing the day. There is no need to rush. If you have just a few minutes of space to face your own skin, tomorrow’s comfort can quietly begin to change. Today, we talk in a relaxed way about nighttime habits for “ending the day gently.” You do not need to aim for perfection. Let’s find your own way to bring the night into balance, one you can continue without pressure. First...
End the day gently. | An evening skincare habit that brings skin and heart into balance
At the end of the day, when you stand in front of the sink, how do you feel? “I just want to finish quickly and sleep.” Surely there are nights like that, too. Especially on days when you have worked hard, skincare can easily become a task to get through. But the moments you spend at night are important time for both your skin and your heart, gently closing the day. There is no need to rush. If you have just a few minutes of space to face your own skin, tomorrow’s comfort can quietly begin to change. Today, we talk in a relaxed way about nighttime habits for “ending the day gently.” You do not need to aim for perfection. Let’s find your own way to bring the night into balance, one you can continue without pressure. First...
How should you use milky lotion and cream differently? | One final step to hold in moisture
Even if you know that emulsion and cream are both “things used at the end,” when someone asks, “So what is the difference?” do you ever pause for a moment? Both are used to gently hold on the skin the moisture given by lotion or serum. Once you understand the difference, it becomes easier to see which choice feels right for you now. Today, let’s gently sort out the difference between emulsion and cream. Together, let’s find the extra step that suits you. How are emulsion and cream different? The main difference is the balance of water and oil. Emulsion contains more water and has a lighter feel, blending smoothly into the skin and spreading moisture. Cream contains more oil and has a richer texture, firmly...
How should you use milky lotion and cream differently? | One final step to hold in moisture
Even if you know that emulsion and cream are both “things used at the end,” when someone asks, “So what is the difference?” do you ever pause for a moment? Both are used to gently hold on the skin the moisture given by lotion or serum. Once you understand the difference, it becomes easier to see which choice feels right for you now. Today, let’s gently sort out the difference between emulsion and cream. Together, let’s find the extra step that suits you. How are emulsion and cream different? The main difference is the balance of water and oil. Emulsion contains more water and has a lighter feel, blending smoothly into the skin and spreading moisture. Cream contains more oil and has a richer texture, firmly...
Give skin that made it through summer a gentle “rest.” | How to rebuild moisture at the start of autumn
Summer UV rays and air conditioning can tire the skin more than you might think. At the start of autumn, we introduce 3 habits for bringing skin into balance so it is less affected by fluctuations, using “subtracting care” and care that helps hold in moisture.
Give skin that made it through summer a gentle “rest.” | How to rebuild moisture at the start of autumn
Summer UV rays and air conditioning can tire the skin more than you might think. At the start of autumn, we introduce 3 habits for bringing skin into balance so it is less affected by fluctuations, using “subtracting care” and care that helps hold in moisture.