Aburatorigami (あぶらとり紙, lit. ' oil removal paper ') is a traditional Japanese facial oil blotting paper. Aburatorigami absorbs excess oil, thereby eliminating shine from the face.

Apr 22, 2016 · Abura-tori-gami (literally, "oil-removing paper") is traditional Japanese blotting paper made of abacá leaf. It dates back to around the year 800, and has been a hit among Japan's kabuki actors (who wear piles of makeup) and geisha since the Edo Period (1603-1868).

京都あぶらとり紙は、京都で製造された京都産の『京あぶらとり紙』と、京都の印刷会社が環境に優しい印刷『フレキソ印刷』で印刷した表紙を合わせた、あぶらとり紙です。 あぶらとり紙自体に印刷を行える特殊なあぶらとり紙を使用し、ロゴやイラストなどオリジナルのあぶらとり紙の製作を行っています。

Aburatorigami | The official site of Yojiya, manufacturer of traditional blotting paper. A unique Japanese beauty brand build on the traditions of Kyoto-style cosmetics.

Aburatorigami is a traditional type of Japanese facial oil removal paper that is soft on the skin and has served Japanese women and even kabuki actors well for centuries. This special set features Japanese paper prepared with Hakuichi's gold leaf paper pressing technique and incorporating collagen, natural clay, aloe, silk, plum, mint, and yuzu ...

Aug 9, 2021 · Aburatorigami is a traditional Japanese oil dab paper for the face and has already been used by actors and geishas. It absorbs excess oil, eliminating shine on the face.

<b>What it is: </b>A packet of soft leaflets made from natural abaca leaf and gold flakes that lets you absorb excess oil without disturbing makeup—for petal-fresh skin anytime, anywhere. <br /><br...

Apr 8, 2017 · Oil blotting papers are called aburatorigami (あぶらとり紙) in Japanese. Abura (あぶら/油) is oil, tori (とり/取り) is to remove, and gami (紙) is a paper. As its name, it's a just paper to remove oil from your face.