Japan Drugstore Guides

Both bottles hold 120 mL, but where the liquid goes is different. Match your tool, then follow the sponge-rinse or SHISEIDO-brush tissue method with the right drying and safety precautions.

Compare unscented Nodonuru sleeping masks: identify both boxes, insert one filter or a left-right pair, and check precautions, single use, storage and disposal.

Choose between Japan’s ELIXIR Tone Up SP+ aa pink and BE+ ca beige: 35 g formulas, finish, morning application, sunscreen reapplication and removal.

Identify the white regular and green Sweat CLEASIST bottles. Compare each shoe’s quantity guide, learn where to sprinkle and spread the powder, and check sock-residue, skin and storage precautions.

“Transino brightening tablets” is on your shopping list, but the Japanese drugstore has blue Clear boxes, silver Premium boxes and another product called EX. Let’s recognise the two White C options first, whether you are choosing for yourself or finding the exact one a family member requested.

Find where CareCera AP pre-emulsion fits after cleansing, how to start the pump and use two pumps, and how to distinguish the 130 mL bottle from its refill. Includes the product precautions.

Understand Japan’s six-sheet Curél heel care mask: a dry sheet worn after moisturising. Follow three fitting illustrations, then check morning removal, single use and the precautions before buying.

Recognise Japan’s 15-sheet PureOra pack and learn to wrap and wipe gently. Check alcohol content, no-rinse use, daily brushing, age cautions, storage and disposal.

Compare Japan’s 240 mL Bioré u regular and paw-stamp hand soaps: bottle labels, hand movements, washing and rinsing, the matching 430 mL refill, pump care and precautions.

Compare Japan’s Azuki no Chikara eye and face warmers: package names, coverage, which side faces up, 500W/600W settings, the 4-hour interval, 250-use limit and when not to use them.