Detailed instructions on how to use Steam Faicial Washing Towel
Steam Faicial Washing Towel
This skincare tool was developed with hair and makeup artist Hiromi Yamamoto as product advisor. This Imabari towel is used in the "Steam ON Face®" method of warming, wiping, and rinsing. In just three steps, using the gauze and pile sides of the steam towel made with 50°C hot water, you can achieve clear, fresh skin, just like after a bath.
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Gauze surface: Made of Papolis (a fiber made from rayon mixed with the natural moisturizing ingredient squalane). Soft and smooth to the touch.
Pile surface: By using untwisted yarn and focusing on longer pile, we have achieved a softer feel against the skin.
How to make a steam towelWatch the video for detailed instructions
Watch the Steam ON Face® video for more information on how to use it
After using "Steam ON Facial®", you can also use a cold towel to cleanse your face! This cold care tightens the skin and prevents makeup from coming off.
Steam Faicial Washing Towel
Warm, wipe, rinse
"Steam ON Face ®" Towels for
By using both the gauze and pile sides and carrying out the three-step method of "Steam ON Facial®" - warming, wiping, and rinsing - you can achieve clear, clear skin, just like after a bath. Imabari towels are particular about the feel on the skin and the length of the pile.
The gauze side of the towel is made of "Papolis" (a fiber made of rayon with the natural moisturizing ingredient squalane mixed in), which is soft and smooth to the touch. The pile side is made of "untwisted yarn," which is soft and has excellent moisturizing properties.
Hair & Make-up Artist
Hiromi Yamamoto
She is always at the forefront of the beauty industry in Japan, sharing "techniques you can put into practice right away." She is well-known for her clear theories that quickly solve various makeup problems and lead to a modern look, and has written many books.
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Silk Facial Massage Brush
¥6,600（税込）
This massage and face-washing brush is made from a 50% mix of raw silk and goat hair. It can be used to massage your face and remove dead skin cells when dry, or as a face-washing brush when wet and lathered with soap.
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In either case, the key is to brush gently, stroking the skin.
The raw silk used is "Tomioka Silk" certified by the Tomioka Silk Brand Council in Tomioka City, Gunma Prefecture, a representative production area of Japan's silkworm industry. It contains sericin, which is similar to the skin's natural moisturizing component, and dissolves when it mixes with the skin's moisture, blending in with the skin.