Table of Contents

• Why Hada Labo Lotions are Popular
• Conclusion First: Choose by "Skin Concern" to Avoid Failure
• Thorough Comparison of 6 Hada Labo Lotions (Features & Suitable Skin Types)
• Tips for Effective Use (Amount, Application Method, Timing)
• FAQ

Why Hada Labo Lotions are Popular

The appeal of Hada Labo lotions lies in their philosophy of "preparing the skin's foundation with moisture," with a lineup tailored to various concerns such as dryness, dullness, sebum/acne, and signs of aging.
The texture is easy to incorporate into daily skincare, fitting both those who prefer a simple routine and those who want to care for multiple concerns simultaneously through layering.

Conclusion First: Choose by "Skin Concern" to Avoid Failure

While all Hada Labo lotions are "moisturizing," their main characteristic is that they have different areas of expertise. When in doubt, it is recommended to choose based on your single biggest current concern.

Concerned about Dryness & Fluctuation

• White (Basic Moisturizing): For daily foundation building
• Gold (Premium Moisturizing): For deep dryness or when skin looks tired

Want Brightness & Transparency

• Blue (Brightening): Aiming for skin with a bright impression
• Navy (Premium Brightening): Want more thorough transparency care

Concerned about Pores, Sebum, & Acne

• Green (Sebum & Rough Skin Care): For those who want to condition skin refreshingly

Concerned about Aging Signs

• Red (Aging Care): For those concerned about lack of firmness and dry fine lines

Thorough Comparison of 6 Hada Labo Lotions (Features & Suitable Skin Types)

Here, we summarize the purpose of use, suitable skin types, and usage points for each of the 6 types.

1. White: Basic Moisturizing (If in doubt, pick this)

Suitable for:
Concerned about dryness / Skin fluctuates easily during seasonal changes / Want a safe bet for a first bottle

Features:
A base role that softens the skin, provides moisture, and improves the absorption of skincare.
This type is easy to choose first for those who "don't know which one is good."

Recommended Usage:

• For basic moisturizing morning and night
• Layer on areas prone to dryness
• Also good as a "booster" before serums or creams ◎

2. Blue: Brightening (For dullness & uneven tone)

Suitable for:
Skin looks dull / Want transparency / Want both dullness care and moisturizing

Features:
Positioned as a "Brightening" type aiming for skin with a bright impression.
It is easy to incorporate into care during seasons when daily UV damage is a concern.

Recommended Usage:

• When you want to adjust your skin impression in the morning skincare routine
• Combining with White or Gold to aim for "Moisture x Transparency" is also ◎

3. Navy: Premium Brightening (For enhanced transparency care)

Suitable for:
Want to boost overall skin impression, not just dullness / Concerned about spots / Blue is not enough

Features:
Among the brightening series, this is a premium position for those who "want thorough care."
It is often chosen when you want to condition your skin healthily while caring for transparency.

Recommended Usage:

• Incorporate into night care to condition thoroughly
• Stepping up from "Blue -> Navy" is also an option

4. Green: Sebum & Rough Skin Care (For pores, shine, & acne)

Suitable for:
Easily gets oily / Concerned about pores / Prone to acne / Like a refreshing feel

Features:
For those who want to refreshingly condition skin where the sebum balance is easily disrupted.
A key point is that it is easy to use during seasons when stickiness is a concern or for care centered on the T-zone.

Recommended Usage:

• "Partial use" such as Green for T-zone, White for cheeks
• If dullness is also a concern, layering "Green -> Blue/Navy" works well ◎

5. Red: Aging Care (For lack of firmness & dry fine lines)

Suitable for:
Feeling a lack of firmness / Concerned about dry fine lines / Moisturizing alone is not enough

Features:
A type that plumps skin that has begun to worry about signs of aging with moisture.
Many people incorporate it as a "night intensive care slot."

Recommended Usage:

• Incorporate before the finishing step in night skincare
• Layering with White or Gold to aim for "Moisture x Firmness" increases satisfaction

6. Gold: Premium Moisture (Intensive moisture when skin is in "Tired Mode")

Suitable for:
Deep dryness / Skin feels rough / Skin feels withered due to lack of sleep or air conditioning / Want to recover in a short time

Features:
"Rich intensive moisturizing" position.
Suitable for times of severe dryness or recovering when skin condition has dropped.

Recommended Usage:

• Layer at night for intensive moisturizing
• Combine with Red to boost "Firmness x Moisture"

Tips for Effective Use (Amount, Application Method, Timing)

Not only the choice of lotion but also how you use it changes the experience.

• Amount Guide: Enough to thoroughly wet your palms -> If not enough, add little by little
• Application Method: Do not rub; "press" gently as if wrapping your face with your palms to blend
• Timing: Apply immediately after washing your face (before skin dries)
• Layering: Wait 10-20 seconds between each layer, and proceed to the next once the skin surface settles

Even just layering the same lotion one more time on areas prone to dryness can make a noticeable difference.

FAQ

Q1. If I buy only one out of the 6 types, which one?

If you are unsure, White (Basic Moisturizing) is easy to choose.
If dryness is severe, Gold; if sebum or acne is a concern, Green is the shortcut.

Q2. How should I choose when my skin is sensitive?

For new cosmetics, we recommend starting with a small amount and doing a patch test if possible.
If you feel irritation or abnormality, stop using it and consult a specialist if necessary.