"Like the Japanese equivalent of Embryolisse, there's a rumor that every person in Japan has had this shining navy blue bottle on her nightstand at one time or another. At $40, it's not exactly cheap, but it signifies how seriously the Japanese take their skin-care if <a href=""http://www.amazon.com/Kose-Sekkisei-Emulsion-Facial-Moisturizer-Fluid/dp/B0007601RO"">Sekkisei Emulsion</a> is sold at their drugstores. This moisturizer has a milky emulsion texture favored by Asian skincare brands for its light, airy texture that quickly melts into skin. Its lightness comes from five botanical extracts that soothe the skin and lighten age and sun spots. In Japan, it's used in the winter as a serum. In the summer, it's used alone as a light moisturizer."
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