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Japanese and Korean cosmetics: the difference

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Japanese and Korean cosmetics: the difference

According to the conclusions of expert cosmetologists, Asian cosmetics are quite suitable for European women, although they were originally intended for Asian women whose skin is more prone to acne and the layer of the horny epidermis is an order of magnitude thicker. In our article, we will consider the main differences between the two countries - manufacturers of cosmetics: Japan and South Korea.

To begin with, let's pay attention to traditions. While Korean cosmetics rapidly began its development, oriented to the world market, relatively recently, Japanese products have long and firmly taken a leading position and, moreover, are a fundamental example of Asian skin and hair care. In Korean cosmetics, almost everything is aimed at attracting as many buyers as possible: exotic elements, effective flashy design of bottles, tubes and boxes. Often this approach works directly at the expense of quality.

Trends in Japanese cosmetics

At the same time, Japan has set its own trends in cosmetics, and popular brands are not chasing after fashionable global trends and recognition in the world market, although it is indisputably available. By the way, about the exotic components of Korean cosmetics, for example, bee and snake venoms, formic alcohol and snail mucus. It is not known for certain what consequences they will have on the European skin type.

In South Korea, it is allowed to use more than a dozen ingredients that are prohibited by the European Community, mainly carcinogenic components , which are characterized by almost instantaneous effectiveness, but often irreparable consequences for the skin and the health of the body as a whole.

As for the popular snail cream, the effect of the cytokines included in its composition has not been studied enough for today.

In general, the difference between Japanese and Korean cosmetics manufacturers is also in a reverent attitude to research and quality control. Japanese cosmetic concerns, unlike Korean ones, allocate disproportionately more funds for research and development than for design. Of course, Korean cosmetics manufacturers also have their own research laboratories, but at the same time, most brands prefer not to spend money on their production, but acquire a ready-made basis, and simply add their components. At the same time, for the Japanese, the concepts of health and beauty are one. They equate their cosmetics with pharmacological ones, therefore they conduct the most stringent checks both during the production process and pass all the necessary stages of state quality control before sending products for sale.

What is better Japanese or Korean cosmetics?

Japanese cosmetics It is considered to be an order of magnitude less allergenic compared to other brands. The Japanese did not refuse to test their products on animals, while Korean and European manufacturers conduct the so-called in vitro test testing.

Of course, there is a problem of ethical testing on animals, but the research results are most accurate.

Japan is a pioneer of innovation and scientific development, thanks to which fullerenes, hyaluronic acid, collagen and coenzyme Q10 are actively used in cosmetics. The cosmetics industry in Japan is focused on treatment, rather than masking defects, so 90% of these products are extracts made from environmentally friendly natural herbs. The Japanese simply combined scientific advances in the fields of cosmetology and pharmaceuticals in essentially one direction - pharmacosmetology.

Japanese cosmetics manufacturers went even further and today they produce components not only for their own funds, but also for other companies.

The difference between Japanese and Korean cosmetics

Korean and Japanese cosmetics also differ in that the former often has an underestimated concentration of active ingredients, which, accordingly, reduces the price, but also the effectiveness. Also, the basis of Japanese cosmetics is sea or thermal water, and in Korean - simple distilled.

As part of the vast majority of Japanese products, you will not find alcohol and parabens. And the products themselves are usually available in containers with a convenient pump, which greatly facilitates the extraction of the desired dosage and prevents the occurrence of oxidative processes due to the lack of contact with air.

Healthy porcelain skin of Japanese women is the best confirmation of the safety and effectiveness of cosmetics of the same name. Choose Health and Beauty!

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