One of the cool things about this product is that it has a very thin and watery consistency. In this context, ‘watery’ is certainly not a negative word, though. In Asia, drinking Adlay, Coix Seed or Job’s Tears is also believed to provide beauty benefits too! (But please don’t drink this gel…!) In Chinese medicine, coix seed are used to detoxify, strengthen the spleen, and remove heat and pus from the body. It’s also believed that drinking coix seed water makes skin smoother and brighter.

And do remember that we are not comparing with more unique moisturisers, for example the amazing one-drop moisturisers from HABA Squalane. Different products should appeal to a different crowd, because they solve different concerns. Therefore I would say the Naturie Hatomugi Skin Conditioning Gel is a must have for anyone who wants a flexible beauty product to boost their moisturising efforts in whatever area they want, while also not wanting the worry of overusing a good product. That’s right, and that is one of the key things you should be aware of when using this serum-gel. I won’t be going through a discussion for these ingredients in this review, but it is my hope that you do revisit your belief and understanding about these ingredients to decide whether this is a suitable product for you and your skin!

What are the skincare benefits of hatomugi?

Furthermore, this serum-gel also comes in a generous tub of 180g, which when you consider the price, it seems a lot more economical when compared to other similar products in the market. It can be used for both the face and body, day or night. Not only is it an excellent multi-purpose cosmetic product, but it is also highly affordable – a single 500ml bottle costs as little as 10 euros. What Is It Made Of? As you can obviously tell from the name, Job’s Tears seeds are the primary ingredient of this lotio. It has remarkable moisturizing properties that the product takes advantage of. Studies show that continued use of hatomugi extract can help increase the skin’s natural hyaluronic acid production. Hyaluronic acid is the gold standard in hydration due to its capacity to retain up to 5000 times its weight in water, so it’s no wonder that hatomugi is famed for increasing skin elasticity. Not only that, but it’s abundant in skin-firming peptides. 3. Anti-aging I’ve continued my way through the tub at a steady rate. Naturie recommends that you spread two 500 yen coin-sized dollops worth of product across your face, which makes for a really lavish yet inexpensive hydrating face mask. Leave it on for five minutes, then gently but firmly press the excess in. This might be a little excessive for day use, but it’s become my go-to nightly routine. My skin still looks as plump and radiant as it did when I was on holiday, which is no mean feat.” ( Abigail, Singapore, Wonect Starlet)

Another good use of this conditioner is like a mask. It’s very simple to use, and all you need is just a few cotton pads that you probably already have. Soak these with the conditioner, and then place them around your face. For an optimal effect, wait anywhere from 5 to 10 minutes before taking the pads off.It includes water, alcohol, butylene glycol and dipropylene glycol as solvents, with the latter two substances having moisturizing properties as well. It includes dipotassium glycyrrhizate and makes full use of its anti-inflammatory and anti-allergenic properties. This toner is ideal for the Korean seven-skin method, in which you continuously apply the same toner seven times (toners are often called “skins” in Korea). Some YesStyle customers even use it as a mask lotion by soaking a cotton mask with the toner and applying it on the skin. Water, glycerin, DPG, dimethicone, ascorbyl tetrahexyldodecanoate, sodium tocopheryl phosphate, pearl barley extract, di (cholesteryl / octyldodecyl) lauroylglutamate, Crosspolymer of acryloyl / alkyl acrylate (C 10 – 30)), (crosslinked with acryloyldimethyl (meth) acrylate),Taurine ammonium / VP) copolymer, BG, PEG-12 dimethicone, Na hydroxide, carbomer, di (maleyl linoleic acid di (isostearyl / phytosteryl), octyl dodecyl myristate, tocopherol, methyl paraben Hey! There’s silicone and paraben in the gel!

Let’s face it, getting a complete set of skincare products can be costly. (Sure, there are free alternatives, but I believe it is worth spending to save time and effort.) Thus we naturally pay attention to prices while weighing it against benefits and usage. Frequently featured in J-Beauty brightening skincare products, hatomugi has an impressive ability to reverse hyperpigmentation, dark spots, and regulate melanin production due to its high Vitamin B3 content. Although melanin is a natural skin pigment, UV ray exposure can trigger overproduction of melanin, leading to unwanted discoloration in the skin. 2. HydrationI’m sold on the idea of using Asian herbs in skin care. There are times when they don’t work out – for example, some ginseng products cause me to break out. Thankfully, the coix seed extract-infused Hatomugi Skin Conditioner from Japanese brand Naturie does the job by keeping my complexion clear, radiant and non-irritated. The natural ingredients in the conditioner are what gives it its milky color and appearance. Also, it’s important to say this that this product doesn’t have any added colors, and it’s free of any fragrances. What Is It Good For? Về dung tích thì chai xịt khoáng Hatomugi có dung tích 300g nhưng dùng được khá lâu. Với thiết kế tiện lợi như vậy, bạn có thể mang theo khi đi du lịch, công tác xa.

It has a wobbly texture just like pudding. Should I say it’s brighter than aloe vera gel? It doesn’t have any unique smells. It is also scentless, so you won’t feel a repulsion to it! The translucent gel type feels good when using it, as it has a high moist density and is soft to the touch. Right now only Hatomugi’s Lotion is being sold here in Korea. Why is it only selling the lotion… furthermore it’s bound to be a popular item. Personally I think the moisturising gel is more effective than the lotion.” (ddtory, Korea, Wonect Starlet) Hatomugi Skin conditioner is made in Japan, and it’s a popular all-in-one product for hydrating, toning and evening out the skin. This gives it improved clarity and radiance, making your skin look younger. Used after toner. The gel has a watery feel, while giving my face a bouncy texture. I like that it has no oil content in it. I also think the large amount will also help in the dry periods.” (Age 27, Normal Skin, 6 stars)This plant is especially popular in the region of East Asia, where people commonly use it as decoration or as a natural remedy. Moreover, the plant’s seeds are also consumed as food, and numerous dishes and drinks are made from them. The scientific name for coix seed is Coix lacryma-jobi. Some believe it got the name from its hard and shiny tear-shaped appearance. “Job” refers to a biblical figure from the Old Testament named Job, who endured hardship. Coincidentally, coix seed are sometimes used for making rosaries. What are their benefits? Chị Nguyệt: “Mình rất thích dùng Sữa rửa mặt Hatomugi. Mùi thơm nhẹ, khả năng tạo bọt nhanh. Kiểu dáng lại còn rất chắc chắn.” Having compared my experience with others’ experience, I realised that many shared my preference for the gel over the lotion. The watery toner has a refined and persistent milky white color that doesn’t require shaking the bottle. A small opening under the screw cap steadily dispenses the liquid. Being scentless and runny, the toner feels almost like water on the skin. It has a slight cooling effect, making it particularly suitable for summer.