Differences between international and Japanese versions of Perilla water

When purchasing cosmetics and skin care products from abroad, especially Japan, there is often a difference between the Japanese version and the international version. The popular Cosme Decorte Basil Water is no exception. So what is the difference between the international version and the Japanese version of Basil Water? Let's take a look today.

Differences between international and Japanese versions of Perilla water

Packaging <br/>The Japanese version is stamped on the top of the box, very clearly. The international version of the box has no stamp on the top.

The Japanese version has a material recycling logo, while the international version has a batch number printed on it.

The versions in some countries have different names from the Japanese version. For example, in Korea it is called Boosting Serum, but the names of the mainland version and the Japanese version are the same.

Texture <br/>The Japanese version of the essence is clearer, while the Korean version is thicker. The Japanese version will feel more refreshing after applying on the face.

Ingredients <br/>The legality of some ingredients varies in different countries, so the versions in different countries may have more or less ingredients, but as long as the perilla water is purchased through formal channels, it can basically meet the needs of skin care and moisturizing.