[Yakson House] Skin secrets of Geisha
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Among the things that symbolize Japan, Geisha is one that represent Japan.
For centuries, geisha's' beauty has been likened to their mysteriously flawless skin.
Geisha beauty secrets reveal that simple ingredients native to Japan like rice bran,
camellia oil, and green tea work together to protect, nourish, and brighten skin.
These and other ingredients create the cornerstone of time honored geisha beauty.
Geisha is not only well known for their iconic white make up but also the most
breathtakingly pure skin underneath that make up.
So, Let's find out what their skin routine is.
It's surprising that geisha use simple ingredients easily sourced throughout Japan to
care for their Skin.
More surprisingly, you can find these ingredients in your countries too.
1. Purify
Removing makeup and environmental impurities from the face is the most important
secret to mochi-hada skin. Mochi hada means skin so smooth, bouncy and mochi like.
Geisha must be diligent about this step because of their white makeup, so they use a
camellia oil to melt away the day.
Camellias are one of the most popular winter and spring flowering shrubs.
2. Polish
Gently releasing dead skin from the surface of the skin daily not only leaves skin with
a soft, healthy gleam but also improves the efficacy of any treatments used afterwards.
For centuries, they have used Komenuka (rice bran) to polish the skin.
Take 2 tablespoons of rice bran flour, then mix it with 1 tablespoon of milk or
green tea. This mixture applied to face and the neck. Rinse after 20 minutes. If you
have a dry skin, you can apply some camellia oil before applying this mask.
3. Brighten
When geisha are not in performance makeup, they are required to keep their skin
fresh and free of makeup, but they are still expected to have porcelain complexions.
As a result, they are keen on addressing age spots and have found licorice root
extract to be amonst the most effective natural ingredients for preventing and
improving the appearance of hyperpigmentation
4. Nourish
The final step in the geisha's ritual is nourishing and sealing in moisture with
luxuriously lightweight creams. A popular classical ingredient for such moisturizers is
liquid silk, which forms a weightless, invisible network on the skin to hold moisture in
all day without the heaviness of oils and butters used conventionally in the western
world.
5. Blot
During make up application and throughout the day, keeping the skin petal fresh
without disturbing their intricate makeup is essential to keeping the geisha's
complexion clear. they blot regularly with natural leaflet blotting sheets which absorb
excess oil without disturbing makeup for petal fresh skin anytime, anywhere.
6. Drink sake
Haha ^^ Last step, but Geisha swear it works.
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