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Japanese oral care brand diem lands in HK

Japanese oral care brand diem lands in HK

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Japanese botanical oral care brand diem officially lands in Hong Kong, redefining traditional oral care by blending design and lifestyle aesthetics.

The brand name “diem,” derived from the Latin phrase "darpe diem", meaning "delight in every moment," embodies a philosophy of enhancing everyday habits with simplicity and confidence, elevating the quality of life’s smallest details, according to the release.

Diem emphasises the fusion of design and lifestyle aesthetics, breaking away from the mundane image of traditional oral care products with its neutral silver-grey matte tones. This approach transforms dental care items into bathroom accessories that balance functionality and beauty.

This lifestyle attitude is what diem aims to bring to every consumer. By combining skincare-grade botanical formulas with minimalist design, diem redefines oral care as an “Oral spa” experience, reinterpreting a fresh and confident lifestyle.

The full range of diem oral care products incorporates a variety of botanical extracts, delivering a fresh and natural formula for a comfortable and clean daily experience. This includes the diem botanical mouthwash, certified by Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare; the diem botanical toothpaste, developed with a patented German gentle formula; and the diem toothbrush, featuring soft, dense bristles.

With its minimalist silver-grey matte tones and transparent bottle design, diem infuses oral care products with a fashionable aesthetic, transforming dental care items into functional and stylish bathroom accessories.

Diem not only offers professional-grade oral care products but also champions a new concept of “caring for your oral health as you would your skin.” By elevating oral care to the same level of importance as skincare, diem encourages healthy habits from morning to night through its comprehensive range of mouthwash, toothpaste, and toothbrushes.

This transforms daily dental care into an “Oral spa” experience, seamlessly integrating freshness and confidence into every moment while promoting a minimalist, refined lifestyle aesthetic.

The above oral care products is now available at HKTV Mall and will be available at Matsumoto Kiyoshi stores across Hong Kong in early October, offering a new choice that combines functionality and aesthetic appeal.

MARKETING-INTERACTIVE has reached out to diem for more information. 

Don't miss: Japanese doughnut chain Mister Donut lands in HK

Over the past year, many Japanese brands have set foot in Hong Kong. Back in 2024, Japanese doughnut chain Mister Donut launched its first store in Hong Kong, bringing the popular doughnut brand to the city as part of its overseas expansion plan in the region.

Located in an art shopping mall in Tsim Sha Tsui, the new store offers a wide range of popular doughnuts made with the same quality ingredients as in Japan, according to Fanny Su, CEO, Dragon Circle Enterprise, the parent company of Mister Donut.

Meanwhile, Japanese unagi (eel) specialty restaurant Unagi Yondaime Kikukawa also opened its first store in Causeway Bay as part of its expansion in Asia. The chain is known for its signature dish of freshly grilled eel served with rice and its special sauce. 

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