Import Deodorant — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Japan

The BIORE Deodorant supplied by Four Kids Japan is a liquid roll-on product formulated for daily use, with a 250 ml or 530 ml capacity depending on variant. It is marketed as a skin-friendly formula free from harsh chemicals, targeting consumers seeking gentle yet effective odor control. The product is not a deodorant spray but a liquid application system designed for precise underarm coverage, consistent with Japanese personal care standards.

The formulation uses aluminum-based antiperspirants at concentrations below 15%, in line with Japanese cosmetic regulations. It includes moisturizing agents like glycerin and allantoin, typical in Japanese deodorants designed for sensitive skin. The fragrance is subtle and non-overpowering, often citrus or green notes, avoiding synthetic musks. The product does not contain alcohol, parabens, or artificial dyes, aligning with Japan’s strict cosmetic safety guidelines.

This deodorant is sourced by retailers in Southeast Asia, North America, and Europe who prioritize low-irritant personal care products. Buyers include health-focused pharmacies, organic beauty stores, and online wellness platforms. Packaging is in individual bottles with sealed caps, packed in cartons of 12 or 24 units. Trade terms include FOB Kobe and CIF Los Angeles or Rotterdam. MOQ is flexible, starting at 300 units. Buyers should confirm the exact volume variant and packaging configuration before ordering.

Four Kids Japan is a registered business located at 3-8-1 Kamimaecho, Kobe, Japan, with no public manufacturing facility listed. The supplier operates as an importer and distributor of Japanese personal care brands, including BIORE. There is no information on company size, staff, or years in operation. The supplier is not listed as a manufacturer, and no certifications or production licenses are disclosed.

The supplier's role is limited to sourcing and exporting pre-packaged goods under the BIORE brand. No formulation control, private labeling, or quality testing is indicated. The supplier’s address is valid but does not correspond to a known factory or warehouse. Buyers should treat this as a trading company with no direct production capability, and request brand authorization documents before bulk orders.