What is the difference between the domestic version and the Japanese version of Epelan Barley Water?

There are many versions of E'pelan Job's tears water, and the most common ones in China are Japanese and domestic ones. What is the difference between the domestic and Japanese versions of E-Pelland Job's tears water? Which is better, the domestic version or the Japanese version of E-Pellan Job's tears water?

The difference between the domestic and Japanese versions of E-Pei Lan Barley Water

1. Different packaging: The one on the left in the photo is the one bought from Watsons, and the one on the right is the Japanese version. You can see for yourself; in addition, the bottle of the Japanese version is slightly softer than the one bought from Watsons

2. Different prices: Watsons has a promotion in October for 48 per bottle, and 72 per bottle in November and December, but there are points redemption activities every month; the Japanese version is more than 70 no matter when you buy it

3. Different smell: The one bought from Watsons has a smell similar to rice water, and it smells very obvious; the Japanese version has almost no smell. If you smell it carefully, you can smell a very slight plastic smell, but it is not unpleasant.

4. Different absorption levels: If you buy bubble paper masks or cotton pads from Watsons, they will drip a lot. If you keep patting water on your face with your hands, your hands will always feel wet, and your face will absorb it slowly. The Japanese bubble paper masks or cotton pads will also drip, but not as obviously as those bought from Watsons. Moreover, if you pour lotion on your hands and keep patting it on your face, it will go from wet to sticky, and then to completely absorbed. The speed is obviously faster than those bought from Watsons.

5. As for whitening effect, both bottles are almost used up and there is no obvious difference in the effect.

Which is better, the domestic version or the Japanese version of E-Pei Lan Barley Water?

There is a difference. Although the formula is the same, the raw materials used are different. After all, the water quality in Japan is indeed better than that in China. Then, how to distinguish between domestic and Japanese products? As long as it is guaranteed to be authentic, you can tell it from the packaging. Made in Japan, the packaging has naturie written on it. There is no specific production date on the bottom of the bottle, only a code consisting of English and numbers. As for those produced in China, there is no "naturie" marked on the packaging, but there is the word "OPERA" below. This is barley water produced by naturie's Chinese agent Operan, and the origin is China. There is also a Taiwanese version. There is neither naturie on the packaging nor OPERA below. There is an extra line of HATOMUGI in the middle and the specific production date on the bottom of the bottle. This is the overseas version of naturie's barley water produced in Japan, which is the so-called export version? The place of origin is also Japan.

Well, that’s all about the introduction of the differences between the domestic and Japanese versions of O’Pelan Job’s Tears Water. I think you all understand.