Hada Labo Shirojun Premium Lotion (Moisturizing), 170ml

Name: Hada Labo Shirojun Premium Lotion (Moisturizing), 170ml
Brand: HADA LABO
SKU: 222461
Price: 180.00 CNY
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Description

(1) Hydrates and softens dull skin
(2) Helps even and brighten tone
(3) Smooth, dewy finish for daily use

Hada Labo Shirojun Premium Lotion is the bottle you reach for when your skin looks tired, uneven, or a little sun‑dull. This Japanese brightening hydrating toner softens the skin while helping it look clearer and more even over time. The Moisturizing version feels richer and more cushiony, while the Standard version absorbs quickly with a fresh, watery finish. Both leave the skin smoother, brighter, and ready for the rest of your routine.

Ingredients

(1) Vitamin C derivative: brightening care
(2) Arbutin: tone‑evening effect
(3) Hyaluronic Acid: hydration support
(4) Niacinamide: clearer, smoother look

Active ingredients...tranexamic acid, glycyrrhizinic acid 2K. Other ingredients...hydrolyzed hyaluronic acid (nanoized hyaluronic acid), hyaluronic acid Na-2 (two types of hyaluronic acid), vitamin C phosphate magnesium (vitamin C derivative), vitamin E, BG, concentrated glycerin, diglycerin, pentylene glycol, PEG (30), PEG-8, POE (24) POP (24) glyceryl ether, edetate, POE (20) sorbitan laurate, VP/styrene copolymer emulsion, sodium metabisulfite, carboxyvinyl polymer, phenoxyethanol

How To Use

After cleansing, pour a small amount of Hada Labo Shirojun Premium Lotion into your palms and press it gently into the skin. Use morning and night. Follow with emulsion or cream, choosing the Moisturizing or Standard version based on your preferred texture.

Q: What’s the difference between the Moisturizing and Standard versions of Hada Labo Shirojun Premium Lotion? A: The Moisturizing version has a thicker, more cushiony texture, while the Standard version feels lighter and absorbs faster.
Q: Can I layer Hada Labo Shirojun Premium Lotion multiple times? A: Yes. Many people apply 2–3 layers for extra hydration and a brighter, plumper look.
Q: Does Hada Labo Shirojun Premium Lotion help with dullness? A: Yes. Its brightening ingredients help improve the look of uneven, tired‑looking skin over time.
Q: Is Hada Labo Shirojun Premium Lotion suitable for sensitive skin? A: It is generally gentle, but patch testing is recommended if you’re sensitive to brightening ingredients.
Q: Can I use Hada Labo Shirojun Premium Lotion with vitamin C serums? A: Yes. It layers well under most brightening serums and helps keep the skin hydrated.

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I have dry skin, so I chose the moisturizing lotion. It can be a bit sticky in the summer, but it's moisturizing and whitening, and I can use it on my body without worrying about it, so it's a very easy-to-use lotion.

By the time I finish a bottle, something like crystals form on the lid, and although they sell refills, I always buy a new bottle unless I absolutely need to spend the money elsewhere. I think it's partly because I use it slowly, but I also think the thick texture is a factor. (I don't notice the crystals in other smooth lotions I own.) It leaves a nice, bouncy feeling. Everyone's used it, right? It goes without saying. I used the moisturizing type.

It's moisturizing yet refreshing and easy to use. It treats dryness from the inside out, leaving your skin moisturized and keeping it hydrated all day, so I think it's a skincare product that I would especially recommend for this time of year. It's also good value for money, so it's easy to buy again and again.

I bought two bottles, one for everyday use and one for when I stay at my parents' house, because they've had good reviews for their whitening ingredients. It's a slightly cloudy, light texture, but thickens when applied to the skin. It's not sticky and absorbs well. It's also incredibly moisturizing. It's non-irritating, easy on the wallet, and available at most drugstores. It has many positive points, but even though I'm almost finished one bottle, I haven't noticed any visible results in terms of reducing dullness or preventing blemishes. Maybe it's because I'm exposed to more UV rays than I can keep up with. I wonder if I should continue using it, but for some reason, I just don't feel excited when I use it. Maybe I need a scent for the soothing moments of skincare. Still, it's a good, highly moisturizing lotion that I can use generously, so I'll keep using it a little longer.

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