IHADA

IHADA is Shiseido's skincare line for skin that gets upset by dryness, pollen or changing seasons. Its products use highly refined petrolatum to protect skin and hold in moisture, according to Shiseido, and most are sold as medicated quasi-drugs in Japan. The Medicated Balm is the best known, a small tub for dry, rough patches. The Moist line covers lotion, emulsion and a milk cleanser, while the Clear line is made for rough skin and breakouts. For daytime, the Face Protect UV Milk and Face Protect Powder add sun protection. We buy every IHADA order in Japan, so you can skip searching for it abroad and keep your skin calm through every season.

IHADA

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FAQs about IHADA

Where can I buy IHADA in the USA?

IHADA is sold in drugstores across Japan and is not widely stocked in the US. SuzyKirei buys every IHADA order in Japan, including the Medicated Balm, Face Protect UV Milk and refills, and ships it to the US, Canada, Australia and the UK. US duties are prepaid at checkout.

What does IHADA mean?

The name comes from the Japanese words for "medicine" and "skin." Shiseido launched IHADA in 2011 with a single pharmaceutical product, built on the idea of caring for skin with medicine. Today most IHADA products are sold as medicated quasi-drugs in Japan.

Is IHADA a good brand for sensitive skin?

IHADA is Shiseido's line for skin that gets upset by dryness, pollen or changing seasons. Its products use highly refined petrolatum to protect skin and hold in moisture, according to Shiseido. Sensitive skin varies, so patch test a new product first.

What are the best-known IHADA products?

The Medicated Balm is IHADA's best-known product, a small tub for dry, rough patches. Shoppers also look for the Face Protect UV Milk (SPF50), the Moist lotions and emulsion, the Medicated Clear Balm and the Reset Oil.

How do I use IHADA Medicated Balm?

Warm a small amount between your fingertips and press it onto dry, rough areas. Use it as the last step of your evening routine, or on dry patches during the day. A little goes a long way.