Ichie-Sui II Skin Protectant

There are so many toners out there, isn't it hard to find your favorite among them?
Your life would be over if you tried them all (lol)

In my case, I try to look for "additive-free" products. Even then, among the vast amount of information, some claim to be "free of chemical additives" but only "minimized the amount of chemical preservatives," or say "additive-free" but are just "alcohol-free." And then there's "natural-style" - what does "style" even mean?

Did you know? There are no standards for labeling something as "additive-free."
Reducing just one additive makes it an "additive-free toner."
Many of these products don't clearly list their ingredients in catalogs. I've studied up and become quite knowledgeable (lol).

When I found this Ichie-sui, I thought, "Yes!" The ingredients were all plant names. 100% domestic natural ingredients. No mysterious katakana ingredients! This company is really serious about its products.

I know that an unhealthy lifestyle is bad for the skin, but it's hard to keep it up, isn't it? Still, it's important to be careful, right? By doing so, you don't have to take unnecessary things for your body, like medicines or nutritional supplements.

But it would be pointless if you're taking in unnecessary things through your skin from cosmetics and toners. That's why I wanted "truly additive-free."
Ichie-sui II was so good that I'm also using Ichie-eki and Ichie-shio.

Since there's also a men's version, I let my husband use it too. He seemed to have been using lotion before, but it smelled like a typical "manly" product (lol).
At first, he said, "It doesn't feel refreshing." But soon he said, "This somehow makes my skin soft." It seems even men can tell the difference when they use good quality products.

After all, products made with care are reassuring. And you can't put a price on reassurance, can you? You want to be confident using products with clearly displayed ingredients.
We can honestly say we're glad we found Ichie-sui.

(Summary of interview with Mika K. Yoshida)