Y-zone cleansing mist for on-the-go freshness: Napic Pink Deep Rose

Is this a Y-zone cleansing mist that can be used without water?

On days when I had been sitting and working all day, could not go straight home after exercise, or felt more sensitive around my period, I found myself worrying about Y-zone odor. Products that need to be rinsed are hard to use while out, so I tried Napic Y-Zone Pink Deep Rose Cleansing Mist, which can be used without water.

I find products that heavily cover things up with fragrance a little burdensome, but this one was described as using a plant-based micellar cleansing method that surrounds impurities so they can be wiped away.

What does the odor-related test information say?

The official materials said deodorization testing was conducted using ammonia from sweat or urine residue, trimethylamine from the oxidation process of secretions, and acetic acid that can occur in humid environments. It also stated that a maximum deodorization rate of 95.2% was confirmed under specific test conditions, though I think the actual experience can vary depending on the environment and your condition.

How did I use it while out?

I sprayed it three times from about 15 cm away, waited around 3–5 seconds, then wiped gently with tissue. Since there is no need to rinse, it was convenient to keep in my bag and use whenever I needed it.

What does it say about daily use?

It is said to be formulated at pH 6.0, in the mildly acidic to near-neutral range, with the characteristics of vulvar skin in mind. Manufacturing- and safety-related testing and certification materials were also provided, but this is information about safety assessment and does not guarantee any particular effect.

How did it feel after a month of use?

For about a month, I used it on days when I sat for long periods, could not go home right after exercising, around my period, and when plans suddenly came up. Because it is water type, it felt lightly moist right after spraying, and after wiping it off a moment later, it felt relatively fresh and tidy.

There was hardly any stickiness, and rather than lingering strongly, the rose scent just passed by lightly. I was satisfied because the areas that had felt uncomfortable seemed refreshed after use, though the feel may differ depending on skin condition and environment.

What situations might it be worth considering for?

• When Y-zone odor is quietly bothering you
• When you want to freshen up easily while out
• When strongly scented products feel burdensome
• When you are looking for something quick to use without water

This product is a cosmetic, not a medicine for preventing or treating disease. It would be best to check the product information and precautions before use, and use it according to your individual skin condition.