Which country does O'Pellan Barley Water come from?

There are many versions of O'Pelan Job's tears water, so be careful when purchasing. Which country is Opelan Job's tears water from? How many versions of O'Pelan Job's tears water are there?

Which country is Opelan Barley Water from?

O'Pelan Barley Water is from Japan. Personally, I recommend using it as a facial mask, the effect is better than using it as a toner. I personally like it. I usually apply it 6 or 7 minutes before putting on makeup in the morning. The makeup will be more adherent and the skin will be more translucent. Also, apply one piece after each cleansing mask. Your pores will really become invisible and your skin will feel softer and more delicate.

Several versions of O-Pei-Lan Coix Seed Water

1. Origin: Japan. The bottle is labeled “naturie”. The bottom of the bottle does not have a specific production date, but only English and numbers.

2. Origin: China. There is no word "naturie" on the bottle, but "OPERA" on the bottom. It is usually sold in Watsons.

3. Overseas origin: many Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan versions do not have the words "naturie" and "OPERA" on the bottles. There is the word HATOMUGI in the middle and the specific production date on the bottom of the bottle.

How to use Opellan Job's tears water:

1. Wet compress: You can buy a compressed facial mask or use cotton pads for wet compress. I usually use compressed facial masks for wet compresses. They are cheap and large, so I don’t mind using them.

2. For secondary cleaning: wipe with cotton pad, then apply lotion

3. Use it directly as water: For young fairies who don’t need too nutritious lotions, you can use it for daily skin care.

4. Put it in a small spray bottle: If you feel it is a bit dry outside and need to add water, just use a small spray bottle to spray it

5. Moisturizing mask before makeup: Sometimes when your skin is not in good condition, use it to apply it for a few minutes to make the base makeup more adherent.

Okay, that’s all the introduction to the Emerlan Barley Water version. I think you all understand it.