The Benefits of Persimmon Soap that Became a Popular Topic

Have you ever heard of persimmon soap? 

The plant-originated soap has become a popular topic in recent years in Japan because it is excellent in eliminating body odor.

Persimmon Soap

Generally speaking, when we turn 30, we start to emit a body odor, more or less, because of the fatty acid called Nonenal.

But persimmon soap is highly effective in getting rid of such age-related odors.

Persimmon Tannin

Benifits of Persimmon Soap

The soap contains a component called persimmon tannin, which brings favorable effects on your skin.

Specifically, persimmon tannin has a deodorizing and sterilization action that prevents the generation of offensive odors and the propagation of bacteria.

Other Benefits

Persimmon soap is plant-based, so it is gentle on the skin, and you can allow your children to use it.

Besides, persimmon tannin is also effective in improving blood circulation, so as a result, it can beautify your skin.

Conclusion

Anyone from adults to kids can use persimmon soap without worries. So if body odor causes you suffering, why not try it?

Let’s give it a shot, and you can see the effects.

(Reference Pages: Persimmon.biz, Cosmeland.jp )

Tomo

Hi, I'm Tomo, a Japanese blogger living in Niigata Prefecture, Japan. For the purpose of enriching your life, I would like to introduce things about Japan on this blog, especially unique Japanese products, cooking recipes, cultures, and facts and trivia.

2 Responses

  1. carrie says:

    I was interested on Japanese persimmon I want to use it in skin care products I make at home I would like very much you share some of the uses of your native fruits , herbs.

    • Tomo says:

      Thank you for the comment!

      When it comes to our native fruits, “Yuzu (柚子)” is a fruit very familiar to us Japanese.

      Yuzu is not only used in Japanese cuisine, but the small grapefruit-like fruit is also added to a hot bath.
      The Japanese fruit bath is called “Yuzuyu (ゆず湯)”. If you want to know more about it, this article will help.

      I would like to search for more information and share the uses of Japanese fruits and herbs again!

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