A while back, the epitome of instant "cuteness" was Jenna or something like that.

Happy Weekend♪

Today, I will write some facts, or rather, some bad things about other brands.

Sorry in advance

I read my partner's blog yesterday and realized that I often end up explaining synthetic fibers to customers at the store.

Well, it's a Japanese brand, but it was recently sold and is now owned by an American company, so I'm going to write this in Japanese so no one will find out!

Maybe it's because everyone is so kind, or maybe they just don't realize it.

The "cuteness" in front of me is the only thing that takes the lead...

Well, just by wearing that, anyone can magically transform into a cute person, so it took Japan by storm and became a huge hit, and I think that's why it made a huge amount of money.

As a business owner, I really admire that.

It's free!

Is that okay? Everyone

Please listen with your ears wide open and your eyes wide open.

Listen!

Hey, everyone! Most of them are made of synthetic fibers such as rayon, polyester, polyurethane, and nylon.

That means it was originally oil.

It's oil.

You're probably wondering, "What, what, what are you talking about?"

This is a product from a brand that was widely reported to have been acquired by a US investment fund, one of the brands of a company that owns a huge number of Japanese fashion brands.

Get it???

Loungewear from a roomwear brand that sells a sweet image with a fluffy feel (so-called instant cuteness)

As I've said many times before, synthetic fibers strip the skin of essential oils and moisture!

When you do this, although it is not visible to the naked eye, your skin becomes dry and flaky like a desert without you even realizing it (because you can't see it).

It often becomes like the dry, crackly soil that grows, and then viruses and other things get in.

(Read my old blog post from around March 2023)

So, are most of the people who wear it because they think it's cute young?

The routine for such people is to put on moisturizing lotion after taking a bath or shower, right? Something that smells nice.

But I thought there would be no point in applying it and then wearing it directly.

It's a waste of money on lotion, and it doesn't do anything for my skin, so even the time I spend on it is a waste.

Well, being surrounded by a nice scent might have a relaxing effect, right?

I know I'm a picky old hag, but I strongly recommend that you avoid synthetic fibers for anything that comes into direct contact with your skin.

I highly recommend this to anyone who wants beautiful skin.

Whether or not living a long life is good is a matter of values, but I think the majority of people have a strong desire to live a long life.

I haven't come across any research papers or data on that sort of thing, but I think that if you compare someone who's only ever worn natural fabrics on their skin since childhood with someone who's always worn synthetic fabrics since childhood, the former will live longer... Of course, it's mainly DNA that determines that sort of thing, but I can't help but feel like there's some kind of connection, that was a Saturday morning.

If I find out anything after doing a bit of research, I'll share it here.

Well, for now, it’s good to be healthy, day by day.

You have a wonderful weekend!

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