- “The cleanser is going to be able to remove makeup, sunscreen, things like that”
- “It says jiko hotball so jiko is like by itself, hotball is to make bubbles so it'll make bubbles by itself”
- “We have glucan, we have five different types of hyaluronic acid, we have ceramides as well as alan tone”1:30–1:35
- “If you wait five to ten seconds then the gel is going to start foaming up on its own”2:11–2:16
- “It says that when the foam turns to white then without rubbing your face, remember masatsu friction you don't want in J beauty, and then you just kind of wash it off with warm water”2:37–2:47
- “It also says that it has, I believe, five different types of clay”2:47–2:50
- “The only thing is this brand is a little bit pricey like for 120 milliliters is 2750 yen”
- Source: Exciting Japanese skincare products I've seen in a while - Mar 31, 2026
Matsumoto Kiyoshi
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- “The wash is going to be a foam based cleanser that you would use in the second step of a double cleansing routine”
- “This one isn't really innovative so much in the application because it's just a regular like foam wash”3:20–3:24
- “It says you tells you to foam it up using like a foam net and then again you go in gently and then you wash that off your face”3:24–3:29
- “It has four different types of clay, it also has five different types of hyaluronic acid, it has ceramides and allantone”3:11–3:15
- Source: Exciting Japanese skincare products I've seen in a while - Mar 31, 2026
Brand note
Matsumoto Kiyoshi's M Cure line is a Japanese drugstore brand that loads its formulas with trendy, evidence-based ingredients — think PDRN, copper peptides, multiple ceramides, and niacinamide — but the execution raises questions. The M Cure Derma PD Serum 1% packs a dense ingredient list including retinol, niacinamide, and copper peptides, though one creator questions how well those peptides hold up in the formula.

