DHC

In the 70s, an enterprising young businessman named Yoshida owned a popular education company in Tokyo. Believing knowledge is the key to enlightenment, Yoshida was naturally curious about the world beyond Japan, so he packed up and travelled to Europe. In Spain, he met an olive farmer whose family had been producing the highest grade of organic oil available for more than 200 years. Immediately he made the connection between traditional Japanese herbology and the antioxidant properties of olive oil, and a new skincare philosophy was born.

Today, as one of the world’s top health and beauty brands, DHC remains a radically different kind of skincare company. The DHC labs in Tokyo continually disrupt the Japanese beauty industry with innovative formulas, many never seen before in the Western marketplace. And with an executive leadership comprised primarily of women, DHC shatters the cultural norms of the typical Japanese company.