Everyday
Tucked blouse, wide-leg trousers
Maison Saika Skin and Maison Saika Crown — personalized beauty rituals for Indian women, written by hand in Tokyo. Choose one, or weave both into a single morning ritual.
Two rituals, one philosophy.
Skin — the face you present. Crown — your hair and scalp, the frame around it.

Skin, illuminated.
Facial skin & complexion diagnosis

Crown, recurated.
Hair & scalp health diagnosis
⏱ 15-minute process · Two services · Five plans · One Tokyo team
Three things, kept simple:
Skin Curators and Hair Curators trained under the same Maison Saika sensibility — patience, precision, and respect for what your body already knows.
Not Japanese rituals imposed, but Japanese sensibility translated — for monsoon humidity, hard water, ghee, sun, and the textures of Indian skin and hair.
Every report written by a human Curator in Tokyo. Up to 72 hours to read your face or your scalp. We will not rush you, and we will not be rushed.
Begin where you are. Skin, crown, or both.
Maison Saika Skin
A personalized skin diagnosis from Tokyo's Skin Curators — photos, ritual, and a report that reads like a letter.
Explore Skin →Maison Saika Crown
A personalized hair and scalp diagnosis from Tokyo's Hair Curators — photos, ritual, and a report that honors your scalp and strands.
Explore Crown →Maison Saika Bundle
Skin and crown, by the same Tokyo team. Two reports, shared questions answered once.
Launching soon
Personal Colour
Every Skin report includes a personal colour analysis — the colours that bring out your skin, and how to wear them. Crown reports include the hair colours that suit you.
One of twelve seasons, read from your photos and your answers.
A palette for clothes and jewellery — and the colours to keep away from your face.
Lip, cheek, eye and foundation shades in your colours.
Everyday wear, saree and kurta looks, base colours and the metal that suits you.
Personal Color
Based on your photographs and answers
Personalized makeup and clothing colors selected for your season.
Rich, warm, and luxurious. Earthy reds, oranges, and golden browns tend to feel most at home on you.
This colour reading is offered as a guide. A full personal colour diagnosis is performed in person with fabric drapes under natural light — photographs can only suggest a direction, and lighting will shift how tones appear.
Recommended Palette
Cinnamon
Copper
Sienna
Saddle Brown
Peru
Burnt Orange
Brick Red
Mahogany
Colors to Soften
Light Cyan
Alice Blue
Lavender
Keep these away from your neckline, or wear them as small accents.
Recommended Makeup Colors
Brick Rose
lip
#A8432F
Warm Peach
cheek
#E0906A
Bronze
eyeshadow
#8C5A33
Golden Beige
foundation
#D2A679
Recommended Clothing Colors
Year-round
Terracotta
#B5563A
Deep Teal
#2F6F6A
Mustard
#C99A2E
Summer
Sage
#9AA27A
Warm Coral
#D46A4C
Winter
Burgundy
#7A2E2E
Olive
#5E5E2B
How to wear your colours
Your base colours
Pair these with your colours for trousers, skirts, jackets and bags.
Your metal
Everyday
Tucked blouse, wide-leg trousers
Saree
With gold zari
Kurta set
Straight kurta, slim trousers, dupatta
Pair your colour with one of your base colours for an easy, balanced look. Gold jewellery and gold zari bring your skin to life.
FROM OUR FOUNDER
In Tokyo, beauty is not a regimen. It is the way one closes the day, the way one greets the morning, the way the season is acknowledged at the skin and at the roots. There is patience in it, and a kind of grammar — what comes first, what waits, what is repeated.
Indian beauty is not Japanese beauty. The water is harder here, the sun heavier, the air more demanding. Hormones speak louder in some seasons. Inheritance shows up at the cheekbone and at the parting line. But the grammar travels. What we offer is not a translation but a careful re-writing — a Japanese sensibility shaped to Indian living, in the hands of curators who have studied both.
We work slowly. Photographs, a long questionnaire, and a report that takes up to 72 hours. We refuse the language of correction. Skin does not need to be fixed; hair does not need to be tamed. Both need to be understood, and then accompanied.
If this sounds like the kind of care you have been quietly looking for, we would be honoured to begin — one house, or both.
— S. Watanabe, Founder, Maison Saika Tokyo