Haircare

Japanese haircare secrets 

• Keep Brushing

Instead of brushing their hair once, Japanese women brush it several times a day! Combing your hair appropriately helps in distributing hair’s natural oils to the rest of your hair. These combs are polished tooth by tooth and are handmade from tsuge (boxwood) which is one of the densest, hardest, and densest types of wood. These combs also give the hair a glossy luster, and help to distribute oils and because they’re not made out of plastic or metal you can say goodbye to stagnant frizzy hair during dry winters.

• Maintain A Traditional Balanced Diet

People in spite of knowing the fact that diet plays a big role in keeping our hair and skin in better and healthy condition, mostly forget that what we put inside our bodies is directly associated with how we look on the outside. A traditional Japanese meal usually includes- one soup with three vegetable dishes along with rice and fish, which makes sure to provide a good balance. Kelp (kaiso) and Seaweed (wakame ) are found in almost every Japanese dish and are highly rich in keratin and iodine, which are both highly necessary for healthy skin, nails, and glossy elastic hair. Fish is rich in protein and lower in fat as compared to red meat, while small portions of a variety of vegetables will supply much-needed vitamins and minerals. Japan is also known to produce a number of superfoods such as kinako, konjac, and natto.

• Vitamin C

Japanese women frequently take vitamin C through food, drinks, supplements, vegetables and fruit, and cosmetic products as well. In fact, there are some Japan-only fruit and vegetables, such as shiso, which is a type of wild basil, the citrusy yuzu, and kaki- Japanese persimmon, which are all enormously rich in the miracle vitamin. You can find these products at any drugstore in supplement forms, while vitamin C-rich products for example broccoli, acerola, yuzu, parsley, kaki, kiwi, bell pepper, and goya are available at any market in your locality.

Japanese hair treatments for that commercial-worthy shine and smoothness

• Japanese hair treatments: Shampoos

Tsubaki Moist Shampoo (for all hair types)

Shiseido Super Mild Shampoo (for sensitive scalps)

Ford Hair Cosmetics Pure Factor Shampoo

Himawari Dear Beaute Oil In Shampoo (for frizzy hair)

NatureLab Tokyo Perfect Volume Shampoo (for limp hair)

Moist Diane Extra Damage Repair Shampoo (for damaged hair)

Kao Curel Shampoo Can Also Be Used For Babies

• Japanese hair treatments: Hair masks

Shiseido Fino Premium Touch Hair Mask (for damaged hair)

Kose Bioliss Botanical Deep Repair Hair Mask (for sensitive scalp)

Kracie Ichikami Premium Hair Treatment Mask (for frizzy hair)

Shiseido Tsubaki Premium Repair Mask (for all hair types)

• Japanese hair treatments: Hair oils, serums & more

Oshima Tsubaki Camellia Hair Oil (for all hair types)

Milbon Deesse’s Elujuda Emulsion (for fine and damaged hair)

BOTANIST Botanical Hair Milk (for brittle or fine hair)

Kaminomoto Super Strength Hair Serum Gold (for thinning hair)

Where to Get Japanese Haircare products?

Now that you are aware of the benefits that haircare products can bring about, you must be eager to know where you can buy one for yourself. In that case, head over to our online store Japan with Love. You can browse a wide selection of genuine haircare products in Japan. We also provide quick delivery. Visit us to avail of the perks of healthcare items sooner than later!