Arashi Persimmon Leaf Extract
The part of persimmon that targets aging odor from the inside.
One softgel a day — no scrubbing, no routine, no layering products
Targets nonenal inside the skin where soaps can't reach
Sourced from Osaka, from a single autumn harvest each year
60-day money-back guarantee
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How do I know if I have nonenal?
How do I know if I have nonenal?
Nonenal is a natural compound created when skin oils oxidize. It has a greasy or musty smell. It usually starts after 40, when your skin produces more of the fatty acid that creates it. The catch: you often cannot smell it on yourself. Your nose adapts to it. Other people's noses do not.
Why a supplement and not a soap?
Why a supplement and not a soap?
1. The leaf, not the fruit. Persimmon soaps use fruit tannin to scrub nonenal off the surface. Arashi uses leaf extract to target nonenal production inside the skin — where soap can't reach.
2. That's why soap fades by afternoon. Your skin produces nonenal continuously. Soap clears what's on top. Your skin makes a fresh layer within hours. A supplement targets the process, not just the output.
3. 300mg from Osaka. The specific persimmon leaf extract studied by Japanese researchers, not bulk fruit extract repackaged in a capsule.
4. One harvest a year. The leaves are picked in autumn in Japan. When the batch is gone, the next one comes from next year's trees. That's why we run out. That's also why it's real.
5. Still less than your daily coffee. For a problem that soap hasn't fully solved.
How long does one pouch last?
How long does one pouch last?
30 days. One softgel a day with breakfast. No routine to learn. No layering with other products. Just one softgel and you're done.
Is there a guarantee?
Is there a guarantee?
Yes. You pay at checkout. You have 60 days from delivery. If it's not for you, email us once. We refund your order in full, shipping included. No forms, no return shipping.
Don't Just Take Our Word For It
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Six weeks on Arashi and I wore a shirt all day, smelled the collar when I got home, and it smelled like nothing. Just fabric. I haven't smelled "nothing" on my own clothes in two years.
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I'm 71. I don't know if I had the smell or not. Nobody ever told me. That's the problem — you can't smell it on yourself and the people around you won't say it. I started taking Arashi because I'd rather address it and not need to than need to and not know. Last month my granddaughter climbed into my lap and stayed there for an entire cartoon. She used to wiggle off after a minute. That's all the proof I need.
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Lume, glycolic acid — nothing lasted. Persimmon soap came closest but was gone by dinner. Five weeks on Arashi and I forgot to reapply deodorant at lunch yesterday. Forgot. Because there was nothing to reapply for.
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I used persimmon soap for a year and couldn't figure out why it only lasted a few hours. When I read that the soap only reaches the surface while your skin keeps producing nonenal underneath — everything clicked. Month two of Arashi now. My pillowcase smells like detergent in the morning. Just detergent. I almost forgot what that was like.
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I bought this for my husband. Put it next to his vitamins and told him it was for skin health. Three weeks in I stopped washing his pillowcase every two days. Week five I slept on his side of the bed for the first time in over a year. He has no idea what changed. I'm not telling him.
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I'm 71. I don't know if I had the smell. Nobody ever told me. I started taking Arashi because I'd rather address it and not need to than need to and not know. Last month my granddaughter climbed into my lap and stayed for an entire cartoon. She used to wiggle off after a minute. That's all the proof I need.
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I bought this for my mom. She's 78. I wasn't going to be the one to tell her. I tried swapping her soap once and she didn't like it. A softgel with breakfast was so much easier — she thinks it's a vitamin. Last visit I hugged her at the door and just held on. I can't remember the last time I did that without pulling back early.
The part of persimmon the soap companies never used.
Every persimmon soap on the market uses the fruit — the juice, the skin, the tannin. It's cheap to source, easy to press into a bar, and available year-round from bulk suppliers worldwide.
We use the leaf.
Persimmon leaf extract contains a completely different polyphenol profile than the fruit. It's the part Japanese researchers actually studied for its effect on 2-nonenal — the compound behind aging odor. And unlike fruit tannin, which scrubs nonenal off the skin's surface temporarily, the leaf extract works internally, targeting nonenal production where it starts.
Our leaves are harvested once a year in autumn in Osaka. One season. One window. When the batch is gone, we wait for next year's trees.
That's why we run out. That's also why it works.