Is Dr. Ci:Labo good? What skin types are suitable for it?

Dr. Ci:Labo is a cosmeceutical skincare brand from Japan, and is also a local Japanese product. Most people are probably familiar with this brand for its astringent water. So is Dr. Ci:Labo good to use? What skin types are suitable for Dr.Ci:Labo?

Is Dr. Ci:Labo good?

Like many Japanese pharmaceutical and cosmetic brands, Dr. Ci:Labo started out as a scientific research company. The brand was founded in Japan in 1999 by Dr. Shintoku Shirono, an expert in laser therapy. Based on medical research, it positions itself as an expert in sensitive skin repair and spends a lot of money on studying consumers' skin needs. Natural herbs and organic plants are the main ingredients of its products. Due to its medical background, Dr. Ci:Labo has also established itself as the "No. 1 medical beauty brand in Japan"! Although it was established later than Shiseido, as a rising star, it has also captured the hearts of a large number of female fans in one fell swoop. With almost no marketing and no world-class spokespersons, several of its lotions have become popular online in just one or two years, relying only on word of mouth!

Let’s first look at its product line composition:

The main line of Dr.Ci:Labo has five series, each focusing on one direction:

Hydrogel Moisturizing Series (Packaging Features: White) - As the name suggests, the main focus is moisturizing, and the Hydrogel Extreme Gel is from this series!

Anti-sensitive series (pink)——A series made with Chinese medicine and Japanese plant essences, for allergic skin

Gold Firming Series (gold) - Focuses on anti-wrinkle, star products include lifting anti-wrinkle repair eye cream, 3D marine collagen extremely effective nourishing gel (also known as multi-functional cream)

Optical Whitening Series - Whitening purpose, VC100 Essence Water, SUPER WHITE 377 Deep Whitening Essence are this series

Herbal Series - Your favorite oxygen herbal skin water (commonly known as O2, oxygen-rich water) and O2 oxygen herbal skin gel can be found in this series!

Enhanced maintenance series - some very powerful things, such as EGF concentrated essence, hyaluronic acid plumping essence

Finally, there are some miscellaneous series, such as sunscreen spray, hair repair and essential oils, etc.

The internet-famous Labo Labo astringent lotion is actually a sub-brand of Dr.Ci:Labo. Labo Labo mainly targets pore problems, focusing on removing blackheads, shrinking pores and exfoliating.

What skin type is Dr.Ci:Labo suitable for?

Among the 373 people who use Dr. Ci:Labo, the most girls aged 31-40 said it was good, with 159 people, accounting for 42.6%; the second was 26-30 years old, accounting for 17.1%; those aged 40 and above accounted for 2.94%, and those under 20 only accounted for 0.53%; what about those aged 20-25? Well, those aged 20-25 only accounted for 0.53%.

Most netizens with mixed skin type said it was good, accounting for 30.0%, followed by those with neutral skin type.