Charcoal Bath Time!

I’m back! I just visited Saizen today, and I want to share with you guys another set of Japanese beauty products I’ve bought. As I’ve said before, this charcoal is not the one used for grilling! Hahaha! This is made of bamboo charcoal which is very popular here in Asia, especially for Korean and Japanese people, for thoroughly cleansing the skin.
I’ve got here a Charcoal Hair Shampoo, Hair Treatment, and Body Soap all in a 200ml bottle for only P85 each! How to use? Just the same thing as how you use an ordinary shampoo, conditioner, and body wash 🙂 It’s grayish in color but don’t worry, it won’t color your towel or your skin.
How about you? Have you tried using charcoal beauty products?

Last Updated on 8 years by Carizza

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12 responses to “Charcoal Bath Time!”

  1. NinMonster

    Interesting! Hope to try this pag nakadaan ako Saizen 🙂

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    1. Jones Morris

      Another of the benefits of activated charcoal is that it helps eliminate bad breath, because it cleanses both the mouth and the digestive tract. It also helps to purify the blood. charcoal health benefits

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  2. Gellie Abogado

    Have tried the charcoal mask from Saizen before kaso it gave me breakouts. Hehe xD

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  3. Ayzee Casimiro

    I've used charcoal body wash, scrub, and mask before. But on my hair? Hmmm. I'm a bit apprehensive. Haha! Is it safe to use with color-treated hair?

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  4. ©juanderfulpinoy.com|Chino

    Beauty stuff is not really my cup of tea. I have not tried using charcoal beauty products at all but I think my sister I guess may have some those in the bathroom #wink

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  5. violy

    wow never heard of this yet before… cool! I want to try it too as long as it wont color my skin and my towels.. 😉

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  6. Franc Ramon

    Should be ok as Japanese are known to be good in taking care of skin and hair.

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  7. Ralph Rollon

    this is same as activated carbon, right? how ironic, that charcoal makes you look dirty but used as an ingredient for a cleaning agent. Yahweh bless.

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  8. Teresa Gaudinez-Martinez

    Haven't tried this yet but charcoal as a beauty product is admittedly intriguing.

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  9. Sheryl GeorylCom

    i haven't tried using charcoal beauty products. maybe soon. thanks for sharing about it…

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  10. Rossel Encarnacion Dacio

    I haven't tried these products yet. but I have tried using a facial wash with activated carbon. thanks for sharing.

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  11. April Asilom

    i tried to find the charcoal mask on daiso & japan homes, coz' these are the only japanese store that near of mine, but i can't find atleast one, yay~! here's another, hanap mode ulit, hehe~

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