Yuzu Citrus Skincare

An industrial sector that extracts and commercializes beauty ingredients from regional specialty agricultural products across Japan. Utilizing plant resources such as yuzu, plum, cherry, tea leaves, and buckwheat, it simultaneously promotes regional industrial activation and new beauty product development. It is emerging as a notable new economic model integrating agriculture and beauty industries.

A skincare series featuring yuzu citrus from Kochi Prefecture. Leverages yuzu's high vitamin C content and aromatic compounds for whitening, antioxidant, and aromatherapy benefits. Exemplifies the fusion of regional Japanese specialties with beauty, demonstrating the integration of regional revitalization with the beauty industry.

A high-concentration vitamin essence using yuzu citrus from Nagicho, Tokushima Prefecture. Inspired by the traditional Japanese winter solstice yuzu bath culture, this beauty product features the rich aroma and excellent skin penetration of yuzu. It is recognized as a collaboration model between enhancing the value of local agricultural products and the beauty industry.

Natural skincare product lineage originating from yuzu-producing regions like Tokushima and Kochi. Utilizes vitamin C-rich yuzu fruit and seed oil to develop products offering both moisturizing and whitening benefits. Exemplifies regional beauty innovation, demonstrating the fusion of traditional folk remedies with modern chemistry.

A modernized skincare paste based on Edo-period samurai class cosmetics culture. Safely recreates the historical white powder (lead white) formulation while honoring Edo aesthetic principles. Fuses Japan's historical beauty consciousness with contemporary dermatological science, balancing cultural heritage with proven efficacy.

A historical recreation of 'kitsune makeup' techniques and cosmetics used by Heian through Edo-period nobility and courtesans. Recreates the distinctive aesthetic of thin eyebrows and white coloring from forehead to lips. Demonstrates the diversity of historical Japanese beauty standards, serving as both an art form and educational tool about cosmetic history.

A Japanese-style men's skincare series developed by a small cosmetics manufacturer in Kyoto. A pioneer in exploring Japan's men's beauty market after the high-growth period, it features moisturizing products utilizing seaweed and sake extract. Known for community-focused operations, it has garnered support primarily in the Kansai region.