Chidoriya

This is top-quality tsubakiabura, or camellia oil. It's been used for lustrous hair in Japan for over 1,000 years. I use it for my Japanese boxwood comb (tsugekushi) -- it preserves the comb and it...

I LOVE this and have it in Yuzu. It tastes like yuzu (a Japanese citrus) as it actually has yuzu extract in it. Also, the camellia oil in it is great for dry skin. Definitely recommend and will...

Chidoriya, established in 1949, to make beauty goods for Maiko dancing girls & Geishas. Such lovely packaging, befitting for a Japanese man of means to present to a lovely artist. A tiny, red &...

This is one of the best soaps I have ever tried. It lathers up very very nicely (even without the help of foam creating sponge) and the foam is very rich and creamy. It cleans well without drying...

I totally fell for the packaging of this Camellia Oil -- that vintage packaging was what attracted me to buy this product. The oil itself is quite thick and a little bit sticky. Some say it's...

Fans of Smith's Rosebud Salve would probably like this product - there are more oils in the ingredients, so the base is more slippery, not sticky. Like the Rosebud Salve, it's an all purpose...

I really like the formulation of this shower gel. It's all natural, thick and sudsy, and contains moisturizing ingredients such as camellia oil. It leaves the skin very soft. Unfortunately, the...

PROS: beautiful kimono fabric, portable, comes with mirror and a few toothpicks; COMMENTS: will hold several toothpicks, nice addition to any gal's purse, sells for $9.30 on www.chidoriyaworld.com

PROS: well-made; COMMENTS: black exterior with red/white print partialy lining interior; Zips on three sides; has interior pockets and sleeves to hold pencils on inside of lid; dimensions are...

COMMENTS: comes in glass bottle; to be used for many moisturizing purposes - on hair, on body, on nails and cuticles, on boxwood combs, etc; no preservatives; odor edges on being unpleasant but can...