Packing for Shanghai Like a Beauty Obsessive: Hinata Kato's Supplements, Skincare, and Suitcase Rules
ひなちゃんねる / Hinata Kato
With four hours until they had to be at the airport, Hinata Kato filmed themselves packing for a short trip to Shanghai, a 3-night, 4-day stay that included a hotel with a gym and pool and a Halloween visit to the Shanghai Disney Resort. The video is a tour of what an admitted "beauty fanatic" brings on the road. Kato says their attention to beauty is already part of daily life but becomes even stronger when traveling. Alongside the items themselves, they explain the reasoning behind their supplement choices, a diet they credit for recent compliments on their skin, and a few practical packing principles.
Starting with supplements
Kato opens by saying people have recently been telling them their skin is beautiful, and the first thing packed is supplements. At home they take a multivitamin covering vitamins A, B, C, D, and E, plus 3,000 mg of vitamin C because they feel they don't get enough. They also use LACTIS, which they describe as an extract made from 16 types of lactic acid bacteria: soy milk is fermented, aged for a year, and only the active ingredients are extracted. According to Kato, it supports healthy gut bacteria and doesn't change the taste of water when added. They normally add mineral salts to that water too, but skipped them that day because they had eaten a lot of pizza.
Everything goes into a Ziploc-style bag printed with a ghost-themed Keroppi, a gift from a male best friend. The travel lineup includes:
- EAA, their go-to product, because the Shanghai hotel has a gym.
- Vitamins A through E, which they call essential and describe as whitening the skin, suppressing melanin, and acting as antioxidants.
- A backup vitamin product (named in the transcript as "LYPRICEL") for days they forget their regular vitamins.
- Astaxanthin, three tablets, which they say is reputed to be 1,000 times stronger than vitamin E.
- Zinc bound to citric acid, chosen because they believe it is easier to absorb in that form.
- Vitamin A and minerals.
- Oxidation-resistant omega-3, bought at Pro Labo.
- Tranexamic acid, which they take at a lower concentration because of the risk of blood clots, to make the body less prone to blemishes.
- LACTIS, digestive enzymes, and gluten enzymes.
- Heliocare, for UV protection. They had only one left and packed it "just in case."
- NMN, which they also mention is rich in vitamin D.
Kato stresses that they don't take everything every day and that food comes first. If they eat carrots, they skip the vitamin A supplement. If they eat avocado or mackerel, they skip omega-3. Supplements fill whatever gaps their diet leaves. For this trip, though, they expect to eat xiaolongbao every day and consume a lot of oil, so they pack omega-3 deliberately.
Digestive support gets particular attention because Kato expects to "binge eat and drink" on the trip. Enzymes, they explain, help break down lipids, proteins, and sugars. In their view, relying on the intestines alone takes a long time and a lot of physical energy, so the enzymes are "a lifesaver." On gluten, they say they discovered a delayed allergy. They also say most Japanese people are sensitive to gluten, which tires the intestines. They then clarify that this isn't really an allergy but the gut getting fatigued. This is their own framing, and it is the reason they pack a gluten-specific enzyme.
The diet they credit for their skin
Returning to the compliments, Kato says their skin isn't just smooth on the surface but seems to "glow from within." They give supplements some credit, but say the most important factor is food.
Their approach centers on keeping advanced glycation end products (AGEs), which they describe as glycation in the body, low. They suggest checking which foods are high in AGEs by asking ChatGPT. In practice, they say raw ingredients are ideal, but they steam or boil food rather than using higher-heat methods. They choose foods that don't spike blood sugar, such as soba, and mix glutinous barley into white rice to lower its GI value. Lately they have been enjoying sticky black rice, which they associate with anthocyanins (the pigments also found in blueberries) and say improve skin health.
Kato says they followed this diet for about two months and their skin improved, to the point that people say they look 22. They say they're glad they paid attention to it.
The Rimowa debut
With supplements done, Kato moves to the suitcase: a newly bought Rimowa, used for the first time on this trip. It was raining that day, so they briefly wondered whether to bring it. They decided that if they hesitated now, they would never use it.
They explain that they couldn't choose between grey pink and light blue, so they bought both. The light blue one is sized for a 3-night, 4-day trip. The grey pink is a one-week case, which they expect to need for future trips to places like America or Hawaii. Grey pink is a long-running standard color, while the blue was a limited edition. Kato says the store's current-season colors are coral pink, ballerina pink, and pale pink, and that they were told the blue was from the previous season and this would be the last shipment. They add, laughing, that the salesperson may have said that just to make the sale.
The new suitcase changed how they pack liquids. Kato says they never used to care if things leaked inside their carry case, but with a Rimowa they pack carefully. That matters more because they are heading to Los Angeles the following week.
Gadgets and the dinosaur adapter
Before clothes, Kato shows a universal travel adapter bought at a Korean grocery store. It works in multiple countries, including a US plug configuration, and has a USB Type-A port. They struggle on camera to figure out how it closes. They like that it has a dinosaur design, connecting this to being from Fukui Prefecture.
The N7 bra and a travel companion
Kato is also packing several bras from N7, the sports bra line that appears in the video description. They show a larger-size version resized for a G cup and say two of the bras can be worn by people from E to I and K cups. They think the underband size probably depends on ribcage size. They are traveling with gravure idol Umi Shinonome and plan to have them try the N7, bringing a tape measure to help with sizing. Kato thanks viewers, saying N7 was made possible through everyone's cooperation, and later calls the bra a must because they "don't want my breasts to sag."
Cosplay, swimsuits, and the Disney plan
The group is going to Shanghai Disney Resort during its Halloween event, which has a Zootopia area, so everyone will dress up. Kato opens a newly bought Nick Wilde costume for the first time on camera and is impressed that it really looks like a fox. They debate an accessory they think "isn't cool" and is stretched out, comparing it to a rubber band after an elementary school sports day. They pack it anyway in case it's needed. They plan to travel in Air Jordan platform boots to match the costume.
Because the hotel has a pool, they bought swimsuits for possible photos: a Hello Kitty one and a light blue Korean one. They joke that they ate a lot of pizza the day before a swimsuit shoot.
Hair tools and a trick for traveling with shampoo
Kato brings their own hair dryer, saying hotel dryers are unreliable. It is a new Panasonic model that they say costs about 80,000 yen. They bought it after using a Panasonic dryer at a previous hotel, which dried their hair quickly and left it smooth.
They also call a LOVECHROME comb an absolute must. They say its developer based it on the plating used on cars, and running it through hair makes it fluffy. They mention a hairdresser named Konishi, who they say has 950,000 Instagram followers, and describe Konishi's technique: place the hair with this comb, hit it with a dryer for three seconds, and get a three-dimensional style. Kato says they bought theirs at Olive Young in Korea.
The item they're most excited about is a set of small refillable pouches found by searching "travel skincare" on Amazon. They fill a pouch with shampoo and seal it with a hair iron, leaving a visible seal line. They prepare three days' worth this way. Their argument is that people usually buy travel samples at drugstores or Loft, but this lets you bring as much of your own favorite shampoo as you want. Hair products packed include:
- A Tsururincho Booster, planned for specific days of the trip
- A sample shampoo from their hairdresser
- A conditioner, which they decide to bring as is
- REKERA Emulsion, which they say changes the texture of hair
- ReFa Lock Oil, applied before using a hair iron to keep hair moisturized
Of the ReFa Lock Oil variants, Kato recommends the yellow one most and says the red one also contains sun protection for hair. Since starting it, they say, everyone compliments their hair. This is the first time they've bought dedicated packing storage, and these products go into it.
The bath set
The bath kit includes intimate-care products from IROHA, which Kato describes as a women's brand from TENGA: a gentle intimate cleanser, plus an intimate lotion and whitening lotion. They also pack a glasses cleaning cloth, a small but powerful item for washing hair, and their own hair ties, because hotel hair ties leave marks. They add an eye mask they aren't sure will help with dark circles, and a scrub.
They have no body soap and plan to wash with just hot water at the hotel. They also pack a hand-moisturizing product they wanted after seeing an Instagram ad where it went on so smoothly it looked edited. They say it turned out to be ordinary, and that they bought it on Mercari, which they say they love.
Skincare and the case against harsh cleansers
Kato calls skincare the hardest part to pack and says they are very particular about it. Their dental mouthpiece goes in, along with cotton pads for cleaning it and for removing eye makeup. They choose cotton pads that don't wrinkle easily, citing the eye area's tendency to wrinkle.
They show a facial device bought five years ago and never used. They say its list price was 120,000 yen and they got it on Mercari for half that. Its green and yellow-green modes remove makeup. For cleansing, they use a FOREO, which they say vibrates the pores to remove dirt, and a small brush to work face wash into the nostrils.
Kato says there is no need for charcoal or enzyme cleansers. When they used an enzyme cleanser, they ended up with four more blackheads. Two weeks after stopping, they say, the dark spots disappeared.
Their skincare lineup includes:
- A ROHTO Pharmaceutical lotion as a base. Kato says it contains three types of human-type ceramides plus another important ingredient they couldn't recall. They previously used a lotion with seven ceramide types but switched, and they praise ROHTO products as inexpensive and convenient.
- P1 Vaseline, applied on top to seal treated areas and prevent oxidation.
- Elastin and collagen drops for the nasolabial folds and under the eyes. Kato acknowledges the view that caring for the skin's surface is pointless but says they don't believe it, or at least want to believe otherwise.
- Topical tranexamic acid on the cheeks, where they tend to get spots.
- A ROHTO azelaic acid cream for pores, and another ROHTO cream they describe as bringing moles and blemishes up and fading them, which they call their favorite.
- A rich eye cream, plus retinol-type creams under and at the outer corners of the eyes, because they "don't want to age at all."
- Lash-perm mascara that helps a lash perm last. They say one tube lasts about two years.
- A lotion that didn't suit their face, repurposed for neck wrinkles.
- Body cream. They normally prefer retinol or vitamin C creams. They're bringing one they say would leave them too depressed to tell anyone if they lost it.
They also show two creams meant to boost circulation, which make neck veins more visible. They are still testing these and explicitly ask viewers not to buy them yet. A few times they apologize for being "so focused on beauty," saying some viewers may be worried.
Eyes and teeth
For the Nick Wilde look, Kato is bringing light blue colored contacts from REBORN, with four spare pairs in case their eyes get sore or a lens falls on the floor. They also pack eye drops containing trace vitamin B6 and B12. They admit it may be "a matter of attitude," but say their eyes feel younger and look whiter and healthier.
On teeth, Kato says hydrogen peroxide is prohibited under Japan's Pharmaceutical Affairs Law, so the whitening agents dentists use elsewhere can't be used in Japan. They bought a toothpaste overseas containing 5% hydrogen peroxide (named "Colgate" in the transcript) and say brushing with it whitens teeth. The dental kit also includes:
- A tongue scraper and an electric toothbrush
- Fluoride floss and fluoride toothpaste
- SSSS-size interdental brushes, used with fluoride toothpaste, which come in a carrying case holding two. They call these their favorite after trying many and pack four.
- CONCOOL mouthwash and a tooth gum
They also add camellia seed oil, recently bought, and a patented anti-aging product that they say is well worth its roughly 2,000-yen price. They throw in more vitamin C because they expect UV exposure.
Choosing a perfume
Kato weighs two perfumes. One is a scent praised by Miyu of Banbanzai. Kato says that when something like that gets praised on social media, they always buy it on Mercari, and this one arrived secondhand that same day. They say they want to be upfront that it's used, because being honest is better than lying when recommending things. They had bought it once before on Mercari, liked it, and bought it again.
The other is Laura Mercier's Amber Vanilla, which they describe as popular and sweet but pleasant. They also mention a cypress scent they think would appeal even to men who prefer light fragrances. In the end, since the new bottle just arrived, they take that one. They say the scent they always use is one that reminds them of an ex-boyfriend.
Workout gear and the "keep it visible" principle
Kato's workout kit goes into a see-through bag, and they explain why. If they can't see their gear, they won't use it. They compare this to supplements at home, which you won't take unless you see them, and to seasonings, which you won't cook with if they're out of sight.
The kit includes a resistance band (a must for home workouts, they say), a weight, a face-lifting tool, an octopus-shaped tool for the tongue, and a ball for loosening the armpit area. They really wanted to bring a foam roller but couldn't. They also pack two books: one a friend gave them that they never read, and one that seems to have been important in developing N7. They say they read while walking.
While recommending the resistance band, Kato adds that they don't usually push things on people. As long as they're happy, that's enough, and everyone has their own happiness. They just think this item is worth having.
Food: tomato juice and protein
After a break to eat pot-au-feu, Kato says they noticed their eyebrows getting darker since starting to eat it and are bleaching them. They mention they still have to review videos, do strength training, and stretch.
They also pack tomato juice because they take lycopene daily and think China may not have tomato juice. Their worry is that it will burst, so they put it somewhere safe even if it does. Wanting protein to go with three days of lycopene, they reason that China surely has protein (Korea does), but they buy some at a convenience store and add three servings anyway.
Cutting down the makeup bag
Kato has many cosmetic pouches but brings only what's needed. The makeup includes a palette, sunscreen, BB cream, a La Roche-Posay primer, highlighter, a slimming contour product, and a foundation with serum received as a birthday gift. There is also a favorite lipstick, mascaras for both upper and lower lashes in case they paint their lower lashes, a go-to concealer for under-eye circles, a nose-contouring product, makeup brushes, and a lash tool. They also mention makeup connected to the Nick Wilde cosplay. They say the makeup bag ended up much lighter but worry they may still have to pay extra for luggage.
The carry-on bag
Kato notes that Anker chargers shouldn't go in a checked case, so their Anker charger and Ricoh camera go in the carry-on. Their Sony camera goes in as well. The carry-on also holds:
- A light blue passport case matching the suitcase
- The LOVECHROME comb and a massage ball they think all girls should own
- A Lusciouslips product and a highlighter
- A pen, which they call an absolute necessity abroad for filling out customs forms
- An Anker device that moves data from an SD card to a phone
- A wallet, bone-conduction earphones, and a work phone
- A Chinese-language notebook to review during the trip
Clothes last
Clothes are the final step. They include pajamas, a night bra that Kato says promotes circulation, and casual outfits. There's a pale blue shirt for day one, an outfit inspired by a high school uniform, and a jacket since they don't know the weather. They pack a blue AMIPARIS shirt they saw on Instagram and call a color that suits them, noting they like coordinating shirts and sweaters. A large training T-shirt comes along because they may not be able to walk around Shanghai in just a sports bra. They add a Betty T-shirt bought at an unmanned shop in Korea, a hat they can afford to lose, and loose socks.
With packing finished, Kato says that after filming they'll clean, do strength training, stretch, and then work.
Good evening. Actually, I'm going to Shanghai now and have to be at the airport in four hours. I don't have time, so I'll pack quickly.
Recently, people have been telling me that my skin is beautiful. People tell me that I have beautiful skin. Right now I'm using Vitamix. I take vitamins A, B, C, D and E, and 3,000 mg of C because I don't have enough of it.
This is LACTIS, a lactic acid bacteria-producing extract. LACTIS is an extract made from 16 types of lactic acid bacteria. Soy milk is fermented with lactic acid bacteria and aged for one year before extracting only the active ingredients. This promotes healthy gut bacteria. Adding this does not change the taste of the water. Actually, I always add mineral salts here. But today I ate a lot of pizza, so I won't add any mineral salts. I drink this.
I have a sense of beauty in my daily life, but it becomes even more so when I travel. So I'll be taking the supplements with me to Shanghai. I put my supplements in this ziplock bag my male best friend gave me. This is a ghostly version of Keroppi. I'm obsessed with supplements.
My go-to product is EAA. There is a gym in the hotel in Shanghai, so I always bring my EAA. Vitamins A, B, C, D and E are essential for me. These supplements whiten the skin, suppress melanin, and act as antioxidants, making them essential for staying youthful. This is my Lypricel for when I forget to take my vitamins.
I will be taking three tablets of astaxanthin, which is said to be 1,000 times stronger than vitamin E, to Shanghai. This looks like a black bean. This is citric acid and zinc. I take zinc because it is easier to absorb when it is bound to citric acid. This is vitamin A and minerals.
I don't take that many supplements every day. I just watch what I eat. For example, let's say you take vitamin A from carrots. I don't take this supplement on days when I eat carrots. When you eat avocado or mackerel, you don't take omega-3. So I don't take it every time. I think I'll be eating xiaolongbao every day in Shanghai, so I'll make sure to bring any supplements I need.
I'll be consuming a lot of oil in Shanghai, so omega-3 is important. This is omega-3 that does not oxidize. I bought this at Pro Labo. This is Tathion. This is tranexamic acid. This poses a risk of blood clots, so I take it at a lower concentration. This will make your body less prone to blemishes.
I'm taking LACTIS to Shanghai. I will definitely binge eat and drink while traveling. I had pizza with Sakuratan, Yunachi, Popo and others for lunch today. I then went home and drank it straight away.
This is an enzyme. Enzymes aid in digestion and breakdown in the intestines. Digestion using only the intestines takes a long time and requires a lot of physical strength, so this is a lifesaver. This aids in the enzymatic breakdown of lipids, proteins and sugars.
This is gluten. I discovered I have a delayed allergy to gluten. Most Japanese people are sensitive to gluten and it causes intestinal fatigue. It's not an allergy, it's just our guts getting tired. So I'm taking gluten enzymes to Shanghai.
I'm afraid of UV rays, so I'm taking Heliocare. There was only one Heliocare. I don't have any stock of Heliocare. I'll take Heliocare to Shanghai just in case. I also bought NMN. This is rich in vitamin D. I'll take this to Shanghai.
I'll go back to my skin. Recently, people have been complimenting me on my beautiful skin. It's not just that the surface of my skin is beautiful. It's so beautiful it seems to glow from within my skin. People compliment me on my beautiful skin. I can see why I have such beautiful skin. Of course, I make up for any deficiencies with supplements. The most important thing is food, and I eat foods that are good for my skin.
Also, I watch out for low advanced glycation end products. Advanced glycation end products are the glycation of the body. Check for advanced glycation end products with ChatGPT. I follow a diet that keeps advanced glycation end products at bay. It's best to eat the ingredients raw, but they are steamed or boiled. I eat foods that don't raise my blood sugar, such as soba noodles. I eat white rice mixed with glutinous barley.
What I've been enjoying lately is something that also contains blueberry anthocyanins. Anthocyanins improve skin health. This is sticky black rice. We also add glutinous barley to lower the GI value. I continued this diet for about two months. As a result, my skin has improved. People tell me I look like I'm 22. I'm glad I was aware of that.
The supplements are ready. I'm going to start packing now. I bought a RIMOWA. Finally, I made my RIMOWA debut. But it's raining today, so I'm wondering whether to bring it to Shanghai. But if I hesitate, I'll never use it again, so I'll take this to Shanghai. I'm happy to have a RIMOWA. This is cool.
If you follow my Instagram, you'll know that I couldn't decide between buying the gray-pink or light blue RIMOWA bag, so I ended up buying both. The reason is that it is large enough for three nights and four days. The gray-pink is a carry bag for one week. If I travel to America or Hawaii in the future, I think I'll stay there for about a week. So I bought both carry cases.
Gray-pink is a classic custom color and has been on sale for a long time. But this blue is a limited-edition color. I didn't want to miss this opportunity, so I bought the limited-edition color. This season, carry cases are available in coral pink, ballerina pink and pale pink. This is from the previous season, and it seems this will be the last shipment, so I bought it. Maybe the salesperson said that to sell it to me. But I bought this.
I don't know where to start packing. I start by packing my clothes. But first, I bought it because it's useful. I bought this at a Korean grocery store. Do you understand this? This is a conversion adapter. Can you see this? This is a conversion adapter that can be used in different countries.
I can't close this. How do you close this? Doesn't this close? This seems to be how it's used. This is a USA adapter. Isn't this very convenient? This is very useful. Here is the USB. This is USB Type-A.
I bought this at a Korean grocery store. What's more, this one has a dinosaur design and is very cute. I'm from Fukui Prefecture, so I like dinosaurs. This dinosaur is cute. I'll take this to Shanghai.
This is the larger-size N7 bra, which I brought here so that I wouldn't forget to take it with me to Shanghai. This is a resized bra for a G cup. These two can be worn by E to I and K cups. I think the under size probably depends on the size of your ribs. This time, I'm traveling with Umi Shinonome, a gravure idol, so I'm having her wear the N7. So I'm taking my tape measure and N7 underwear to Shanghai to ask her to help me. N7 was made possible thanks to everyone's cooperation. Thank you. I will definitely be taking the N7 to Shanghai.
Does this suit me? Is this not the right size at all? This is a cosplay of Zootopia. I bought a Nick Wilde cosplay. This is the first time I've opened this, so I wonder what it's like. This is amazing. This looks like a fox.
We are going to Disney Resort in Shanghai. Disney Resort in Shanghai is holding a Halloween event. There is a Zootopia area there, so we all dress up in cosplay. So I'm bringing my cosplay to Shanghai.
Is this necessary? Maybe I should take this with me to Shanghai? I feel like this isn't necessary. This is not cool. This is stretched like a rubber band after an elementary school student's sports day. Should I wear a hat like this? I'll take this with me to Shanghai, as I may need it.
I booked a room at the hotel with a pool. I bought a swimsuit because I might take pictures in the pool. This is a cute Hello Kitty swimsuit and a light blue Korean swimsuit. Even though it was the day before my swimsuit shoot, I ate a lot of pizza. I will definitely be taking the N7 to Shanghai. This is a must for me. I don't want my breasts to sag.
I bring my own hairdryer, as hotel hairdryers are unreliable. This is a new model from Panasonic and costs around 80,000 yen. There was a Panasonic hairdryer in a hotel I stayed at previously, and it quickly dried my hair and made it smooth. So I bought a Panasonic. I'm taking my Panasonic hairdryer to Shanghai.
A LOVECHROME comb is an absolute must-have for styling your hair. This was created by the developer based on the plating on a car. This is the same as plating on a car. Running the comb through your hair will make it fluffy. Isn't this very good? I'll take this to Shanghai.
There is a hairdresser named Konishi who has 950,000 followers on Instagram. The person uses this to place their hair and then uses a hairdryer on it for three seconds. After three seconds, you will have a three-dimensional hairstyle. I bought this at Olive Young in Korea.
I am very tired. Next I pack my clothes. I'll pack my clothes again later. This is the beauty zone. First, I will bring my dental mouthpiece to Shanghai. This is a dental mouthpiece.
This time I bought something interesting. I'll put the shampoo in here. I'll put the shampoo in here. I prepare a three-day supply of shampoo. This is quite groundbreaking, isn't it? This comes up when you search for travel skincare on Amazon. This is useful.
I stick this on with a hair iron. Then you can seal it like this. Can you see the line here? This is very useful. I'll take this to Shanghai. This is a Tsururincho Booster. I will use this on my first day in Shanghai. I will use this on my second day in Shanghai. I'm taking the sample shampoo my hairdresser gave me to Shanghai.
This is very interesting. Isn't this very convenient? We go to drugstores or LOFT and buy samples to take with us on our travels, right? This is a great item that allows you to pack as many of your favorite shampoos as you like for travel. Now that the shampoo is ready, I'll take it with me to Shanghai.
I'm taking the hair conditioner to Shanghai. Should I take this to Shanghai as is? I feel like I could take this to Shanghai as it is. Until recently, I didn't care if the contents of my carry-on bag leaked. But if I use a RIMOWA, I am concerned about that, so I pack with caution to prevent liquids from leaking. This time I'm going to Shanghai, but next week I'll be heading to Los Angeles. So I definitely don't want to leak any liquid into my RIMOWA. I'll take this to Shanghai as is.
I would like to put ReKERA Emulsion here. ReKERA Emulsion changes the texture of your hair. I also prepared ReKERA Emulsion, which I will take with me to Shanghai.
I'm taking lock oil to Shanghai. Apply lock oil to your hair before using a hair iron. Applying lock oil to your hair will keep it moisturized. ReFa has several types of lock oil, but I recommend this yellow one the best. Red is recommended, as it also includes sun protection for hair. Since I started using this product, everyone has complimented me on how beautiful my hair is. Do I have beautiful hair? Everyone compliments me on how beautiful my hair is.
This is the first time I've bought storage for packing. I'll put it in this and take it to Shanghai. First, add the ReFa Lock Oil that you used earlier. This is ReKERA Emulsion. This is a Tsururincho Booster. This is a purple shampoo. What is this? What is this? This is the shampoo I got from my hairdresser. This is a bath set.
This is iroha. The women's version of TENGA is a brand called iroha. This is a gentle vaginal cleanser made by iroha. This is a glasses cleaning cloth. I think I'll store my glasses wipes here. I'll take this to Shanghai.
This is very useful. This is useful. This is small but powerful, so you can wash your hair with it. I don't like using hotel hair bands because they leave marks on my hair, so I use this instead. I'll take this to Shanghai.
I will also be taking the vaginal lotion and whitening lotion from iroha to Shanghai. I had my vagina Amala Pink. So I take good care of my vagina. I'm not sure if it will work on dark circles under my eyes, but I'll be taking the mask with me to Shanghai. This is a scrub. I don't have any body soap. I think I'll wash my body with hot water instead of body soap at the hotel in Shanghai.
This moisturizes your hands. I bought this after seeing an ad on Instagram that showed the image of the product being applied to your hand so smoothly that it looked like it had been processed, and I wanted to try it. But this is only a regular service. So I bought this at Mercari. I love Mercari. I'll be taking this to Shanghai as well. I've finished preparing my bath set.
I want to bring my toothbrush kit here. This is a dental mouthpiece. Cotton pads for cleaning the mouthpiece and removing eye makeup. Cotton is very important. Since wrinkles tend to form around the eyes, I use cotton pads that don't wrinkle easily.
This is a facial beauty device that I bought five years ago and never used. The list price is 120,000 yen. I bought this at Mercari for half the retail price. This has the function of removing makeup. The green mode and yellow-green mode are functions for removing makeup. So I'm taking this to Shanghai. This is also important, as it is a makeup remover that gently removes makeup around the eyes.
It's difficult to prepare your skincare routine. This feels like skincare. Skincare products go here. I am very particular about skincare. FOREO is an important makeup remover. This vibrates the pores to remove dirt. Washing my face with FOREO leaves my skin feeling so clean.
This is a brush for cleaning your nose. Use a brush to apply face wash to the nostrils. There is no need to use charcoal or enzyme cleansers. When I washed my face with the enzyme cleanser, I ended up with four more blackheads, so I stopped using it. After I stopped using the enzyme facial cleanser for two weeks, the dark spots disappeared.
This travel bag is compact and has lots of storage space. This is very convenient, as I have been packing loosely up until now. I have a lot of skincare products for different parts of my body, and I use this as my base. This contains three types of human ceramides and one other ingredient that I forgot. And it contains one more very important ingredient. This is a lotion that contains all four of these ingredients. I used to use a lotion containing seven types of human ceramides, but I stopped using it. This is a very excellent lotion.
My recommendation is this one from Rohto Pharmaceuticals. The products produced by Rohto Pharmaceutical are inexpensive and convenient. This is P1 Vaseline. This is applied on top of areas where nutrients have been added to the skin to prevent oxidation. I'm a beauty fanatic. I'm sure some people are worried because I'm very particular about beauty.
This is elastin and collagen. Our skin is made up of collagen and elastin. It is said that caring for the surface of the skin is pointless, but I don't think that's true. I want to believe this, so I apply a few drops of elastin and collagen to my nasolabial folds and under my eyes. I apply this on my laugh lines and under my eyes.
This is tranexamic acid. I put a little bit of this on my hand and it tends to leave spots on my cheeks. I apply this on my cheeks to prevent blemishes. I have a strong preference for beauty. Sorry for being so focused on beauty.
I only have a little bit of this, but I want to use it all up, so I'll bring it with me. This is a cream containing azelaic acid from Rohto Pharmaceuticals. This is a cream that works on pores, and I apply the cream here. This is a cream from Rohto Pharmaceuticals. This is a cream that makes moles and blemishes appear and fade.
This is my favorite thing. This is the only thing I can use. I use the makeup remover I mentioned earlier. I only use this once a day as my regular face wash. This is an eye cream with a rich lather made by a company that makes my favorite products. I use eye creams containing retinol or other ingredients under my eyes and on the outer corners of my eyes. I use this cream because I don't want to age at all.
I have an eyelash perm. This is a mascara that helps keep your permed eyelashes in place for longer. This can be used for about two years. This was a good value-for-money purchase.
There's hardly any of this left either. This was a lotion that didn't suit my face, but I apply it on my neck. I use this on my neck to remove wrinkles.
I'll be taking this body cream to Shanghai. This is a body cream that you can easily lose. I usually use a body cream with retinol or vitamin C. I want to use a body cream that is effective. If I were to lose my favorite body cream while traveling, I would be so depressed that I wouldn't be able to talk to anyone about it, so I'm taking this with me to Shanghai.
This and this are creams that promote blood circulation. When you apply this, the veins around your neck become more visible. I'm trying this out now. I don't know the effect of this cream yet, so please don't buy it. This is something I bought and am trying to use.
I will be cosplaying as Nick Wilde in Shanghai. This REBORN will bring light blue to Shanghai with its water-light color contact lenses. I'm taking four spare pairs with me to Shanghai in case my eyes get sore and my colored contacts fall to the floor.
It contains trace amounts of vitamin B6 and vitamin B12. These eye drops contain trace amounts of vitamin B6 and vitamin B12 to promote healthy eyes. I think it's all a matter of attitude, but my eyes feel younger. When I use this, my eyes look so much whiter and healthier. Isn't this very good? I will definitely be taking this to Shanghai.
I'll take this to Shanghai. In Japan, hydrogen peroxide is prohibited under the Pharmaceutical Affairs Law. Therefore, in Japan, the chemicals used in whitening treatments at dentists cannot be used. This is Colgate toothpaste containing 5% hydrogen peroxide that I purchased overseas. Brushing your teeth with this will whiten them.
I'll also be taking my tongue scraper and electric toothbrush with me to Shanghai. This includes a toothbrush and a regular brush. This is interdental floss that contains fluoride. This is a toothpaste that contains fluoride. Use this small interdental brush with fluoride toothpaste to clean between your teeth.
I've used a lot of different interdental brushes and this is my favorite. It also comes with a carrying case which is great. This is SSSS size. What's more, it holds two interdental brushes. I highly recommend this. I'll take four of these. This is ConCool mouthwash. I'll bring some vitamin C with me as I'll be exposed to UV rays in Shanghai.
The travel bag is very good. I will teach Umi about travel bags. Umi is also rough around the edges like me, so I teach her about travel bags. This is a tooth gum.
I recently bought camellia seed oil and will be taking it with me to Shanghai. This is patented. I bought this because it contains ingredients that help prevent skin aging. I can understand why they have obtained a patent for this size for 2,000 yen. This is very good. This is amazing.
I would love to bring one of these two perfumes to Shanghai. This is a scent that Miyu from Banbanzai praised highly. If I see something like that on social media, I definitely buy it from Mercari. I bought this at Mercari and it arrived at my house today. So this is a used item. I am an honest person. Isn't it better to be honest than to lie and recommend something to others? I bought this at Mercari.
I bought this as my first bottle at Mercari and it smelled so good that I bought it again. This is Laura Mercier's Amber Vanilla. This is popular. This is the scent of cypress. This is a scent that will captivate even men who like light fragrances. This is sweet but smells nice.
Which perfume should I take to Shanghai? Since I have the opportunity, I will take the perfume that arrived today to Shanghai. I always use this one. Because this is the smell that reminds me of my ex-boyfriend. I will be taking this perfume with me to Shanghai.
I'll be taking my travel training gear to Shanghai. If I stop looking at travel training gear, I won't be able to do it. This is true even at home, but you wouldn't take supplements unless you saw them, right? If you can't see, you can't do anything, and the same goes for cooking, right? If you stop looking at seasonings, you won't be able to use them, right? I think you often find what you're looking for when you move. So I put things in this visible bag.
This is a weight-bearing rubber band and a must-have for me. A good item to have on hand for home workouts is a rubber band. I don't usually force it. Because as long as I'm happy, that's enough. I believe that everyone has their own happiness and I don't force it on others. But I think it's better to keep this one. This is a good weight.
This is a face lifting tool. This is shaped like an octopus. This is for the tongue.
I read books when I walk. This is a book that a friend gave me and I've never read it, so I'll give it a read. This is a book that seems to be important in the process of making the N7. This is a ball for loosening up the armpits. I really want to bring a foam roller to Shanghai, but I can't.
Ready. I'm hungry so I'll eat pot-au-feu. Since I started eating pot-au-feu, my eyebrows have started to get darker, so I'm bleaching them. I don't have time. I also have to check videos, do muscle training and stretch.
Continuing from earlier, I'm taking tomato juice to Shanghai. I take lycopene every day. I feel like there's no tomato juice in China. So I'm taking tomato juice to Shanghai. My fear is that the tomato juice will explode and leak inside my bag. I put the tomato juice in a safe place even if it explodes.
If I'm going to be taking in three days' worth of lycopene, I'd also like to bring some protein. There must be protein in China too. Korea has protein. I buy protein at the convenience store and put it in my bag. There are also three proteins in this.
This is a cosmetic pouch. Isn't my cosmetic pouch cute? However, I have a lot of them, so I'll only bring the cosmetics I need to Shanghai.
I'm taking this palette of pigs to Shanghai. I'll bring sunscreen to Shanghai. I'll be taking the BB cream to Shanghai. I will be taking La Roche-Posay primer with me to Shanghai.
I'm taking colored contact lenses to Shanghai. I'll take the highlighter to Shanghai. This is very good. This will soon be gone. This makes your face look smaller. I'll take this to Shanghai. This is a group of cosmetics. I'm taking a bunch of cosmetics to Shanghai. These are also a group, so we will take them to Shanghai.
This is a foundation containing serum that I received as a birthday present. I'm taking the foundation to Shanghai. I'm cosplaying as Nick Wilde, so I'm planning to get some permanent makeup, which I'll also be bringing with me to Shanghai.
This is my favourite lipstick. This is very good. I love this so much I'm taking it to Shanghai. I might paint my lower lashes, so I'll bring mascara for the lower lashes and mascara for the upper lashes to Shanghai.
This is my go-to concealer and it hides the dark circles under my eyes. This is for the sake of making @CHARMII's nose taller. This is so good I'm taking it to Shanghai. I'll be taking this with me to Shanghai too. I'll be taking my makeup brushes to Shanghai. I use this on my eyelashes. This is a must for me. Now your cosmetics are ready. My makeup bag has become much lighter. I might have to pay for the luggage.
I'm taking this bag to Shanghai. Anker chargers should not be placed in a carry case. I carry my Anker charger and Ricoh camera in my bag. I'll put my Sony camera in here.
This is a light blue passport case. The passport case is the same color as the suitcase. I'll put this in my bag too. This is a LOVECHROME comb. This massage ball is a must-have for me. All girls should buy this. I'll take this to Shanghai. This is Luscious Lips. This is a highlighter that makes your skin look beautiful.
One thing you absolutely need when traveling abroad is a pen. You will need a pen to fill out your customs declaration form. This is an Anker product that allows you to transfer data from your SD card to your phone when you need it. This is very useful and I will be taking it with me to Shanghai.
This is a wallet. This is a bone conduction earphone. This is my work cell phone. This is a Chinese notebook. I will watch this and review it in Shanghai.
I'll take my pajamas to Shanghai. Once you pack your clothes, you're ready to go. This is a night bra. This is a night bra that promotes blood circulation. These are my casual clothes. I plan to wear this on my first day in Shanghai. I plan to wear a pale blue shirt in Shanghai. This is an outfit inspired by a high school girl's uniform. I'll bring a jacket because I don't know what the weather will be like in Shanghai.
I'm taking a blue AMI Paris shirt, a color that suits me, to Shanghai. I saw this on Instagram and have been wanting to wear it ever since. Isn't the blue shirt cute? I like matching shirts and sweaters.
This is a large training T-shirt. I bring a large T-shirt because I might not be able to walk around Shanghai in a sports bra. This is a cute Betty T-shirt. I bought this at an unmanned shop in Korea. This is a hat you can afford to lose. These are very cute loose socks.
Now the packing is finished. Everyone, please watch over me until the end. I'm cosplaying as Nick Wilde, so I'll be going to Shanghai wearing Air Jordan platform boots. After this I will clean, do some muscle training, stretch and then work. Bye-bye.
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