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Suiko

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What Suiko does.

Suiko is a Japanese company that specializes in skincare and mineral cosmetics. The company uses sustainable raw materials, including collagen extracted from jellyfish. Suiko offers a range of mineral makeup products such as multi-color palettes, luminizers, and base palettes. They also provide skincare items like treatment masks and foundation. The company has received coverage in magazines such as MAQUIA and VERY. Suiko's official online store is located in Osaka, Japan, and operates from Monday to Friday, excluding weekends and holidays. The store offers new packaging for some of their products, including V5 Essence Mask and NA Shot Advanced Mask. Suiko has a summer break from August 13th to 16th, 2026, and a winter break from December 27th, 2025, to January 5th, 2026.

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