When it comes to ingredients to improve the skin’s hydration, the first ingredient we often think of is Hyaluronic Acid! For those of us with dry or dehydrated skin, the first time we use hyaluronic acid,
it’s almost as if an angel chorus sings. Applying this excellent humectant (an ingredient that can draw water into the skin), you instantly feel its magic as it plumps up thirsty skin with pure hydration. While hyaluronic acid might feel like a newly discovered ingredient, it’s been a staple in Japanese skincare for decades. Hada Labo Tokyo specialises in hyaluronic acid to create hydration products that work deep within the skin to quench even the thirstiest
skin. You might be wondering what Hada Labo Tokyo’s secret is? It’s the type of hyaluronic acid they use! Hada Labo Tokyo has created their iconic Super Hyaluronic Acid™! Combining three different types of hyaluronic acid has an outstanding ability to moisturise the skin on different levels thoroughly. Read more
Showing 8 products of 8. Hada Labo, articles & communityRecent reviews on Hada Labo productsIs Hada Labo available in Australia?You can shop the Hada Labo Gokojyun bestsellers in Australia right here on Kanvas Beauty. Right now, you can save 15% by purchasing the double cleansing bundle! We ship Australia-wide, including all the major cities (Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Darwin, Adelaide and Canberra).
Is Hada Labo Korean or Japanese?The Hada Labo brand:
Hada Labo (which translates as “Skin Laboratory”) is a skincare range developed by the Japanese pharmaceutical company Rohto.
Can I use Hada Labo lotion as moisturizer?One thing you have to know about Hada Labo's famous Hydrating Lotion is it's a skin care powerhouse: it's a toner, serum, and moisturizer in one, a perfect lazy girl skin care and for those who are very busy and wouldn't bother with a usual skin care routine.
What is the difference between Hada Labo lotion and milk?In Japanese skincare though, while both products are meant to deliver moisture and hydration, “lotion” refers to a product similar to a toner while “milk” refers to a product more closely resembling a moisturizer. So if you see Hada Labo Gokujyun Hyaluronic Acid Lotion, that's a toner.
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