In Japan, during ceremonies in teahouses, a piece of cloth was soaked in hot water and offered to travelers who stopped to rest. This piece of cloth was called an Oshibori.

Preserved over the centuries in Asia, the Oshibori is still the most practiced gesture of welcome today.

To simplify this gesture of welcome, the proposed garment became a simple wet cotton towel. In 2013, Franck SALAMA, during a trip to Japan in the Nagoya region, decided to give back the Oshibori its letters of nobility.

Entrepreneur at heart, and man of the field. It is with a master hand that Franck leads the strategy of Oshibori Concept International.

Oshibori can be enjoyed hot, cold or simply at room temperature. Indeed, our towels can be put in their cases for a few seconds in the microwave, hot cabi, oven or placed in the refrigerator a few hours before use.

Moreover, the waterproofness of the packaging of Oshibori Concept towels, guarantees a humidification over 24 months and brings a comfort said of a cosmetic product Made In France.

All our products have : a DLUO (Deadline of Optimal Use) of 2 years, tested under dermatological control and evaluation of the cutaneous and ocular harmlessness.

Unlike most cosmetic products, Oshibori respects all skin types.