DHC

DHC was founded in 1972 as Daigaku Honyaku Center, which means University Translation Center, and originally provided translation services. The company's history shows it started making and selling cosmetics in 1980.

Its first cosmetic product was DHC Olive Virgin Oil, a single-ingredient olive oil for skin. That focus on simple, high-quality ingredients shaped the brand's well-known olive-based skincare, including its famous cleansing oil.

Over the decades DHC has grown into health foods and other categories, but its beauty philosophy has stayed practical: products designed for everyday use, sold in a straightforward way.

For shoppers, the Eyelash Tonic is easy to fit into your routine. Use it on clean lashes before bed, or over mascara for a glossy finish. Avoid getting it in the eyes, and stop use if irritation occurs. It's a cosmetic conditioner, so expect cared-for, glossy-looking lashes rather than dramatic change. DHC's wide range of approachable products has made it a familiar name for Japanese beauty fans around the world. Keep the cap closed tightly between uses and replace the tonic if the texture or smell changes. Many shoppers like to pair it with DHC's other beauty basics, such as its well-known olive-based cleansing oil, to build a simple and practical Japanese routine.