Abby Rannigan

Undergraduate at W&J College

I am a student at Washington & Jefferson College. I am interested in skincare and culture in Japan. 

 

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As I reflect on my time in Japan, what began as a research trip for skincare has blossomed into an eye-opening journey of discovery, not only about beauty products but also about the rich and intricate culture behind them. Japan's approach to skincare is so much more than just products on a shelf—it's an extension of a deeply rooted cultural...

Japanese skincare revolves around the concept of prevention rather than correction. The philosophy is grounded in maintaining healthy, balanced skin through hydration, sun protection, and nurturing ingredients. The typical Japanese skincare routine often emphasizes a gentle and multi-step process, often referred to as kirei, meaning "clean" or...

Walking through the streets of Tokyo, it's impossible not to notice the lengths people go to protect their skin from the sun. On a sunny day, nearly everyone I see carries a UV umbrella, an essential part of their routines. Women wear long gloves, their arms completely shielded from the sun, and many wear wide-brimmed hats or visors to protect...

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