Clean and clear it starts with us
Clean, clear skin is our goal in everything we do.
And healthy skin is only part of it—
we need to think about society and the environment too.
We need to be conscious of where our ingredients come from,
what kind of formulas we are using.
For a beautiful, sustainable coexistence between people and the planet,
all of our processes need to be as clean as we want your skin to be.
That, we believe, is the future of skin care.
Asian botanicals
from the best locations
Our ingredients are carefully selected from over 100 Asian botanicals.We share plenty of information on our ingredients, including where they are grown, so that you know you can trust our skincare products.
＜Main Ingredients＞
Fermented Job’s Tears extract*1
Shimane Prefecture
Alpinia speciosa leaf extract
Okinawa Prefecture
Peony extract
Niigata Prefecture
Noni Juice*2
Okinawa Prefecture
Matcha*3
Kyoto, Nara, Shiga and Mie Prefectures
Rice bran*4
Akita Prefecture
- Fermented Job's tears extract consists of saccharomyces/fermented coix seeds and glycerin.
- Noni juice is the juice of Morinda citrifolia.
- Matcha is Camellia sinensis leaf extract.
- Rice bran is Oryza sativa (rice) bran extract.
- These ingredients are moisturizers.
- Image is for illustration purposes.
Sustainability
in all of our processes
The earth has given us so much; it's only right that we should lighten its load in any way we can.
We are working on various initiatives, including switching to environmentally friendly packaging, changing our production methods and making our practices more sustainable.
Bottles
We use green nanomaterials that are expected to emit less carbon dioxide（CO2）when burned after disposal and biomass PET that uses a lower quantity of petroleum-based materials. We're also reducing our usage of plastic and ink with a minimalist design with no label or print.
Packaging
We're reducing our plastic usage by making our packaging from cardboard, a material with a reported recycling rate of over 90% in Japan. Put these boxes out as recyclable trash and they'll be made into new products. We have also stopped using paper for our product overviews—to view this information, simply scan the QR code.
Biomass-derived ink
Our printing is now done with biomass ink made from plant-based materials. Plants absorb CO2as they grow, which means that even the ink on packaging that needs to be burned emits less CO2throughout its life than conventional ink.
Refills
If you decide you want to keep using a product, refills are available. These use around 80% less plastic than the original containers. And fewer original containers being thrown away mean less of the CO2emissions that occur when plastic waste is treated.