Hada Labo Cleanser: Foaming Wash, Ingredients & Cleansing Oil

The Hada Labo cleanser in Rohto’s current Japanese range is the Hada Labo Gokujyun Hyaluronic Foaming Wash (肌ラボ 極潤 ヒアルロン泡洗顔), a fragrance-free pump foam with three types of hyaluronic acid that also removes makeup. It is now the only cleanser in Rohto’s Japanese Hada Labo line-up: the Gokujyun foam tube was discontinued in January 2025, and the Gokujyun Cleansing Oil no longer appears on Rohto’s Japanese website.

This guide explains what the Gokujyun Foaming Wash contains and how to use it, and clears up which Hada Labo cleansers you can still find in Japan, based on Rohto’s official Japanese product pages.

What you’ll learn in this article:

• The price, size and features of the Hada Labo Gokujyun Foaming Wash
• Which Hada Labo cleansers are sold in Japan now, and which have been discontinued
• What happened to the Hada Labo cleansing oil
• The full ingredient list, with what each ingredient does
• Answers to common questions, including whether it is pH balanced and whether it removes makeup

Hada Labo Gokujyun Foaming Wash: Quick Specs

The Hada Labo Gokujyun Foaming Wash is a fragrance-free pump foam cleanser from Rohto that contains three types of hyaluronic acid and removes makeup without a separate cleansing step. Rohto says its dense foam cleans while protecting the skin’s moisture, leaving skin soft and supple after every wash.

Japanese name	肌ラボ 極潤 ヒアルロン泡洗顔
Price in Japan	¥660 (160 mL pump), ¥550 (140 mL refill)
Texture	Dense foam from a pump
Scent	Fragrance-free
Makeup removal	Removes makeup, no double cleansing needed (use a dedicated remover for eye makeup and other point makeup)
Skin type	Not specified by Rohto
pH	Not disclosed

Specs from Rohto’s official Japanese product page (as of September 2026). Prices are Rohto’s suggested retail prices in Japan, including tax.

• Fragrance-free
• Colourant-free
• Alcohol-free (ethanol)
• Paraben-free

Which Hada Labo Cleansers Are Sold in Japan Now?

Rohto’s current Japanese Hada Labo range has only one cleanser, the Gokujyun Foaming Wash. Many Hada Labo cleansers you see online are either discontinued in Japan or made for other markets, so the table below shows the status of each one in Rohto’s Japanese range.

Based on Rohto’s official Japanese Hada Labo website and discontinued-products list (as of September 2026).

Rohto doesn’t currently sell a Premium or Shirojyun (whitening) cleanser in Japan, so if you are looking for a Hada Labo cleanser from Japan, the Gokujyun pump foam is the one to buy.

Hada Labo Cleanser Oil: Is the Gokujyun Cleansing Oil Still Sold?

The Hada Labo Gokujyun Cleansing Oil (肌ラボ 極潤 オイルクレンジング) is no longer listed on Rohto’s Japanese website, and the Gokujyun Foaming Wash has taken its place as Rohto’s Hada Labo cleanser in Japan. If you see a Hada Labo cleansing oil sold outside Japan, check its label and ingredient list before you buy, because it may be a different product made for that market.

If you still find 肌ラボ 極潤 オイルクレンジング on a Japanese store or marketplace, you can send kachicollect the product URL and get a quote. Because it is no longer on Rohto’s current site, ask the seller when it was made and whether it is unopened before you buy. If you mainly want an oil to remove makeup, remember that the Gokujyun Foaming Wash also removes makeup without double cleansing, although Rohto recommends a dedicated remover for eye makeup and other point makeup.

Is Hada Labo Cleanser Acidic or Alkaline?

Rohto does not publish a pH value or a “weakly acidic” label for the Gokujyun Foaming Wash, so we don’t show a number here. Values quoted online come from third-party tests and aren’t confirmed by Rohto.

In general, weakly alkaline cleansers clean more strongly, and skin returns to its normal weakly acidic state after washing, even if it leans alkaline for a while. If your skin is sensitive, a cleanser labelled weakly acidic is one option to consider.

Key Ingredients in Hada Labo Cleanser

The key ingredients in the Hada Labo Gokujyun Foaming Wash are three types of hyaluronic acid for moisture, plus sugar-based and amino-acid-based cleansing agents combined with a soap base.

Hada Labo Cleanser Full Ingredient List

The Gokujyun Foaming Wash has 22 ingredients. It cleans with lauryl glucoside, sodium lauroyl methylaminopropionate and a soap base made from fatty acids and potassium hydroxide, and it contains three types of hyaluronic acid.

Key ingredient / Worth checking if your skin is sensitive

Ingredient list as published by Rohto for the Gokujyun Hyaluronic Foaming Wash (checked September 2026), translated into English ingredient names. Formulas can change, so always check the package.

How to Use Hada Labo Cleanser

You can use the Gokujyun Foaming Wash as your only cleansing step, because it removes makeup as well as dirt. Rohto recommends a dedicated remover for eye makeup and other point makeup. These are general steps; follow the directions on the package.

1. Remove eye makeup and other point makeup with a dedicated remover if you are wearing it.
2. Wet your face, then pump the foam into your palm.
3. Massage the foam gently over your face.
4. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water and follow with your usual skincare.

For the step after cleansing, our Hada Labo Gokujyun Premium Lotion guide covers Rohto’s richest Hada Labo hydrating lotion.

Where to Buy Hada Labo Cleanser

kachicollect is the simplest way to get Hada Labo cleanser from Japan. Our catalog has no proxy fees, and duties are shown in your total before you pay, so nothing extra is charged on delivery. Orders ship worldwide with tracking and usually arrive in about 7 to 14 days.

The refill pouch (140 mL, ¥550 in Japan) is a cheaper way to keep using the same pump. If you look on marketplaces such as eBay, check the product name against the table above, because older and overseas Hada Labo cleansers may be listed under similar names.

Proxy services that buy from Japanese stores on your behalf are another option, but the service fee they advertise is only the starting point, and various other charges are added on top by the time you check out. For any Hada Labo product you can’t find in our catalog, kachicollect’s purchase request works like a proxy without the fees: search Japanese stores or marketplaces for 肌ラボ 極潤 ヒアルロン泡洗顔, paste the product URL into kachishop and you get an instant quote.

Discover more from the brand in our Hada Labo guide.

FAQ

Does Hada Labo cleanser remove makeup?

Yes. Rohto says the Gokujyun Foaming Wash removes makeup, so you don’t need to double cleanse. For eye makeup and other point makeup, Rohto recommends using a dedicated remover first.

Is Hada Labo cleanser pH balanced?

Rohto doesn’t publish a pH value or a “weakly acidic” label for the Gokujyun Foaming Wash. pH values quoted online come from third-party tests and aren’t confirmed by Rohto.

Is Hada Labo cleansing oil discontinued?

The Gokujyun Cleansing Oil (肌ラボ 極潤 オイルクレンジング) is not listed on Rohto’s current Japanese website, and the Gokujyun Foaming Wash is now Rohto’s Hada Labo cleanser in Japan. Rohto hasn’t published a discontinuation date for the oil.

What’s the difference between the pump and the tube?

The tube, Gokujyun Hyaluronic Face Wash Foam (100 g), was discontinued in January 2025, according to Rohto. The current Gokujyun Foaming Wash comes in a pump that dispenses ready-made foam, with a refill pouch available.

Is Hada Labo Tokyo the same as Hada Labo in Japan?

Hada Labo Tokyo is the Hada Labo line sold in the US. Its cleansers, such as the Gentle Hydrating Cleanser, are not listed in Rohto’s Japanese range.

Is there a Hada Labo AHA/BHA cleanser in Japan?

No. The Hada Labo AHA/BHA cleanser is not part of Rohto’s Japanese Hada Labo range, where the cleanser is the Gokujyun Foaming Wash.

Is Hada Labo cleanser fragrance-free?

Yes. Rohto describes the Gokujyun Foaming Wash as fragrance-free, colourant-free, alcohol (ethanol)-free and paraben-free.

Is Hada Labo cleanser good for oily or dry skin?

There’s no official answer: Rohto doesn’t recommend the Gokujyun Foaming Wash for a specific skin type. The formula is a fragrance-free foam with three types of hyaluronic acid and humectants such as butylene glycol, and it cleans with a combination of sugar-based and amino-acid-based cleansing agents and a soap base.

How long does Hada Labo cleanser last once opened?

Rohto doesn’t list a shelf life after opening on its product page. Under Japanese rules, cosmetics that stay stable for more than three years after manufacture don’t need to show an expiry date, which is why most Japanese skincare doesn’t carry one. Keep it away from heat and direct sunlight, and stop using it if its smell or texture changes.

Conclusion: The Hada Labo Cleanser to Buy

If you want the Hada Labo cleanser from Rohto’s current Japanese range, the Gokujyun Hyaluronic Foaming Wash (肌ラボ 極潤 ヒアルロン泡洗顔) is the one to buy: a fragrance-free pump foam with three types of hyaluronic acid that removes makeup in one step. The foam tube has been discontinued, and the cleansing oil is no longer on Rohto’s Japanese website, so check product names carefully when you shop. For other Japanese cleansers, see our Keana face wash guide and Keana cleansing oil guide.

Buying from kachicollect gets you Hada Labo shipped directly from Japan, with no proxy fees and duties shown before you pay.