Park Slope, Brooklyn, is home to Brooklyn Beauty/Fashion Labo (BBFL), a 25,000 square foot US/Japan cultural exchange laboratory featuring hybrid Japanese/American products, a food court, fashion apparel, salon services, a gallery, and a local product showroom. Hitoshi Sagaseki, BBFL’s visionary creative director, has served as the branding guru behind successful L’Oreal and Coty marketing campaigns and the driving creative force behind the Tatcha Japanese beauty brand’s launch. If you live in or are visiting Park Slope, Brooklyn, stop by to grab a cup of coffee and savor this unique cross-cultural experiment.
An East Meets West Skincare Journey
BBFL’s hybrid US/Japan BBFL 5-product skincare product line is definitely different. The formulation of each skincare product is innovative and complex, utilizing MC2X technology (learn more about it on this site) traditional fermentation techniques, and Japanese food and plant extracts. My super-sensitive skin has responded nicely to every product in this quality skincare line. When it comes to cleansing, I prefer BBFL’s creamy face wash over BBFL’s cleansing gel, but “you do you” and choose the cleanser that will work best for your skin type. BBFL Lotion is a soothing, gentle skin toner and it is my favorite product in the line.
If you are curious about the BBFL skincare product line but are unable to visit the BBFL Collective, located at 300 7th Street in Park Slope, Brooklyn, you can visit this website to order BBFL skincare products.
