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The Road to a Better You
SAKURA salon based inside Holistic & Beauty Centre, Craigneuk, Wishaw I will treat you to a truly A-list experience.
I will transform your look in my unique salon.
My beauty salon offers you a complete sensory and pampering experience, I will indulge your skin and nails with beautiful treatments, based on the philosophy of connected beauty.
The Japanese Skin Care: The Philosophy of Beauty
Let’s go on a journey to discover the main pillars of the Japanese beauty and skin care in Japan:
Be proud of your Suppin face すっぴん顔 !
This Japanese slang word is used to describe a no-makeup face. which also reflects the main aspect of Japanese skincare philosophy, to work hard and commit to a daily routine in order to maintain a perfect skin that you would be proud to show without any makeup on.
I believe this concept is one of the trends in beauty world now. The Japanese have been adopting this concept for decades now and no wonder they have such beautiful skin.
Less is more: The unique concept of Japanese beauty is minimalism.
Whether in clothing, hairstyling, makeup or skincare, less is more is the rule to follow. Japanese women don’t hold to a skincare routine that has a certain number of steps or products, neither do they choose what products to apply according to the recent condition of their skin. Their ritual is built on few steps and few products with effective ingredients.
Less innovative but time-proven ingredients: It is true that Japanese skin care brands adopt less new ingredients into their products especially comparing to their neighboring Korean.
But what I love about Japanese products is that they are tested very carefully for a long time like green tea, rice brans, and pearl. All ingredients have proved their effectiveness and used for centuries to brighten, hydrate and exfoliate the skin.
The most famous Japanese ingredients are rice bran, pearls, seaweeds, and green tea.
Finally, I believe that there is only one way to achieve for a beautiful skin. Build a relationship with your skin. Skin care is a culture for the woman and not just a product to apply. Start with identifying your skin as part of your own life and stop thinking of it as a mask you wear.
Love your skin just like the Japanese do!
Beautiful skin all starts from within. Move the body daily, reduce stress, sleep well, eat nutritious food, and do more of what makes you happy! 😊
Apply topical natural products to give the body an extra glow.