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A tall cylindrical bottle of Japanese urea moisture lotion with a pink, white, and black label, shown on a plain white background.A tall cylindrical bottle of Japanese urea moisture lotion with a pink, white, and black label, shown on a plain white background.
A tall cylindrical bottle of Japanese urea moisture lotion with a pink, white, and black label, shown on a plain white background.
Ishizawa-Lab
Fragrance free
$26.99

This intensive moisturizing toner is built for dry, rough skin, combining urea, ceramide, and hyaluronic acid with nine botanical extracts in a watery texture that never feels sticky.

  • Triple hydration: Urea, hyaluronic acid, and ceramide draw in and hold moisture.
  • Softens rough skin: Helps smooth dry, rough texture.
  • Lightweight feel: Absorbs fast with no sticky finish.
  • Gentle formula: No fragrance, colorants, mineral oil, or parabens.
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More about this product

Sukoyaka Suhada pairs three core moisturizing ingredients, urea, ceramide, and a hyaluronic acid complex, to help skin hold onto moisture and support its natural barrier. Nine botanical extracts, including St. John's Wort, Roman chamomile, and calendula, round out the formula for a calming, comfortable feel. Despite its rich moisturizing profile, the texture stays light and water-like, so it spreads easily without leaving any tacky residue.

Routine step
Toner
After cleansing, before essence
Skin types
DryNormalSensitive
Concerns
Uneven TextureDryness

Key ingredients

UreaHydration

Draws water into the skin and softens rough, dry patches.

Hyaluronic Acid (Sodium Hyaluronate, Sodium Acetylated Hyaluronate, Hydrolyzed Hyaluronic Acid)Moisture Retention

Three forms that hold water in the skin for a plump, dewy feel.

Ceramide (Ceramide NG)Barrier Support

Helps the skin barrier keep moisture from escaping.

GlycerinHydration

Keeps skin soft and comfortable after cleansing.

Chamomile and Calendula (Chamomilla Recutita and Calendula Officinalis Flower Extract)Soothing

Botanical extracts that help skin feel calm and comfortable.

How to use
  1. Use morning and night after cleansing.
  2. Pour a generous amount into your palm.
  3. Press gently into your face until absorbed.
  4. Follow with your moisturizer.

Product details
Size
200ml
Texture
Water-thin, non-sticky lotion
Fragrance
Fragrance-free
Formula
Paraben-free, colorant-free, mineral oil-free
Packaging
Bottle

Full ingredients

Water, glycerin, DPG, pentylene glycol, urea, ceramide NG, sodium hyaluronate, sodium acetylated hyaluronate, hydrolyzed hyaluronic acid, hydroxyethyl urea, St. John's wort flower/leaf/stem extract, Roman chamomile flower extract, Columbine flower extract, chamomile flower extract, calendula officinalis flower extract, cornflower flower extract, apple fruit extract, peach leaf extract, grape fruit water, glycyrrhizic acid 2K, sodium citrate, lactic acid, BG, PPG-4 ceteth-20, ethanol, phenoxyethanol

FAQ

Is this a toner or a lotion?

In Japanese skincare a lotion works like a hydrating toner, applied right after cleansing.

Is it fragrance-free?

Yes, it has no added fragrance, colorants, mineral oil, or parabens.

Is it alcohol-free?

No, it contains a small amount of alcohol near the end of the ingredient list.

Is it sticky?

No, it has a water-thin texture that absorbs quickly without stickiness.

What should I use after it?

Follow with a moisturizer, like Sukoyaka Suhada Urea Moisture Face Cream.

About the brand

Ishizawa Lab

Ishizawa Lab is a Japanese skincare brand known for its effective, ingredient-focused formulas that target pore care, hydration, and skin texture. With popular lines like Keana Nadeshiko and Tsururi, Ishizawa Lab uses natural extracts such as rice, clay, and charcoal to refine pores, smooth roughness, and balance oil production. Loved for its gentle yet results-driven approach, Ishizawa Lab delivers clear, soft, and healthy-looking skin through innovative Japanese skincare.

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This information is for general guidance and isn't medical advice. Patch test new products and check with a dermatologist if you have concerns.