pdc Wafood Made Fermented Sake Lees Body Scrub Glow, 250g

Name: pdc Wafood Made Fermented Sake Lees Body Scrub Glow, 250g
Brand: pdc
SKU: 383099
Price: 249.00 CNY
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Description

Achieve clear, supple skin! A new skincare-inspired body scrub is born! Fermented sake lees * Body scrub leaves you with soft, supple skin * Fermented sake lees extract (moisturizing ingredient)

Ingredients

Water, propanediol, glycerin, cetyl ethylhexanoate, cellulose, triethylhexanoin, hydrogenated rapeseed oil alcohol, pentylene glycol, glyceryl stearate (SE), polysorbate 60, sake lees fermented extract, niacinamide, galactomyces ferment filtrate, arbutin, rice fermented liquid, rice bran glycosphingolipids, hydrolyzed rice bran extract, rice bran oil, momordica charantia fruit extract, sodium hyaluronate, shea butter, tocopherol, allantoin, Threonine, arginine, alanine, lysine HCl, proline, serine, taurine, glycine, phenylalanine, isoleucine, leucine, valine, histidine HCl, glutamic acid, lecithin, glucose, 1,2-hexanediol, caramel, stearic acid, BG, dimethicone, ammonium polyacrylate, polyglyceryl-10 oleate, aluminum hydroxide, gellan gum, sodium polyacrylate, carbomer, titanium dioxide, phenoxyethanol, fragrance

How To Use

After wetting your skin, take an appropriate amount and gently massage into the affected area, then rinse thoroughly.

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[Wafood Made Fermented Sake Lees Body Scrub Glow (Pink)] It has a subtle sake scent! I've been noticing a bit of dryness on my heels lately... After rinsing, the dryness on my heels has slightly lessened! I'll keep using it and aim for smooth heels!

It really does look like sake lees, with a crumbly texture. The scent is that of sake, which I quite like. It's not harsh, but it's a little hard and difficult to spread. Also, even when I shower, I have to rub it with my hands to remove it, so there's always some left behind, and when I get in the bath afterwards, it floats up in the water.

As the weather gets chillier and the dryness starts to bother me, I'm starting to feel dryness on my elbows and knees, so I tried this. My first impression was that, as the name "fine scrub" suggests, the scrub particles are fine and gentler on the skin than regular coarse scrubs. It feels smoother than regular scrubs, so I used it on areas I'm concerned about roughness, like my elbows and knees, as well as my décolleté and armpits. My skin felt moisturized after washing, and the dryness and roughness were reduced. It also has a lovely fruity scent. I recommend it as a special body care product to use twice a week.

After wetting your skin, take an appropriate amount and gently massage into the areas of concern, then rinse thoroughly. The texture is a little sticky, but when applied to wet skin it spreads smoothly and adheres well. The fine scrub allows for a smooth massage without causing any pain or friction. After rinsing, your skin will feel moisturized. If you are concerned about dryness, it is recommended to leave it on for one minute after application, rinse it off, and use it as a body pack. The scent (a faintly fruity sake scent) is barely noticeable during use, so it's not bothersome.