Quick fixes and fleeting trends don\u2019t belong in the J-beauty lexicon \u2014 and why would they?<\/p>\n
The Japanese beauty game is ahead of the curve.\u00a0 If you’ve ever found yourself in a Japanese pharmacy, which usually resembles a dreamscape-meets-fifth-dimension (and is pretty overwhelming at the best of times), you’ll understand. If you haven’t, allow us to transport you there. Aisles lined with meticulously organised rows of virtually any beauty<\/a> product one could think of: vitamin C serums<\/a>, hair masks<\/a>, pore minimising sticks, blemish patches, <\/a>we could go on. Shopping here is akin to blacking out \u2013 you find yourself piling any and all products into your basket, unsure of what they are or what their purpose is, but convinced that you can\u2019t leave without them.<\/p>\n The reason for the fervor is because Japanese beauty brands really are just that good. The ingredients in both skincare and makeup products are a masterclass in intention. Buzz words like plumping, smoothing and softening are in the description of every product \u2013 but they really do what they promise. So, if you can’t make it to Japan<\/a>, but are still looking to distill a little bit of this magic into your routine here in Australia, we’ve got you covered.<\/p>\n Below, our guide to the best Japanese beauty brands you can currently get your hands on in Australia.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n A post shared by Amica Bittel Wangen (@amicaparfumeriebittel)<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/blockquote>\n1. Shiseido<\/h2>\n
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