Japanese beauty rituals decoded: Exploring the art of geisha-inspired skincare
It is very likely that people who are up to date with the skincare trends, both at home and abroad, have also at some point watched the influence the Korean beauty products have had on the beauty industry. K-beauty suddenly made its way into the market in an attempt of leaving with others in amazement for its defined procedures and complex skin care system.However, the spotlight is now shifting towards a new contender: Following K-Beauty craze, Japanese Beauty is getting a lot of interested from around the world. In contrast to conventional beauty concepts, a geisha’s beauty is characterized by its natural and holistic origin in ancient Japanese history.
Know About Geisha Skincare-
Besides, the properties of water, called “mizuashi” are the basis of geisha skincare which greatly contribute to the radiance of the skin. One thing is for certain that the routine must start with a gentle yet protective cleansing. Thereafter, the antioxidant-rich Green Tea toner & essence is helping to create the baby soft & glowing looking skin. Orgatre’s Beauty expert, Sakshi Kuamri, says about its signature “oshiwari” or facial massage technique, “It (to be) is a tool from both the outside world to the inside as well as most probably a way to remind us how to take care of yourself by providing relaxation, circulation, and elasticity through pleasant pressing and kneading.
Tips to use geisha skincare in your beauty routine-
- For keeping the skin as natural as possible, the Geisha cosmetic line uses Camellia Oil hydrating element and cleansing ingredients like Rice Bran powder. Toners containing Hyaluronic Acid or Sake Extract and moisturizers with Green Tea or Lotus Flowers are excellent choices for skin hydration.
- To increase circulation and product absorption massage your face with your finger tips or a jade roller; in the morning start in the starting your face and move upward and outward.Hence there will be conditions to be created leading to glowing skin and exceptional health of the skin.
- Here is an idea: you can incorporate traditional Japanese foods into your daily life. Green Tea Powder (Matcha) is a wonderful way to calm irritated skin and lessen redness as it is high in antioxidants and is anti-inflammatory by nature. Another great ingredient is rice water because of the B vitamins and minerals that it contains to brighten and hydrate skin. Even if you are using rice water, the effect is incredible. Your skin will be dewy and so smooth.
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- You can craft DIY masks or exfoliants by mixing these components with either water or honey and then apply a paste. Simply rub the cleanser into the skin and remove by splashing with warm water. Leave on for approximately 15 minutes.
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