Ozeki Branpal Body soap, 400ml

I used to use Deoco. My husband's smell is no longer an issue, but my back acne hasn't gone away, so I switched to Blancpal, even though it's more expensive. My back acne has disappeared. It's drying, so if you have dry skin, I recommend doing a good skincare routine after taking a bath.

The ingredients seem good, and the scent is subtle and pleasant. The foaming is average to a little poor, but acceptable. There's nothing I particularly liked about it, so I felt it was a little overpriced ^^;

Has the long-established sake brewery Ozeki released a body soap?! So, I gave it a try. It's the "Ozeki Brewed Branpal. Body Soap." It's packed with moisturizing ingredients developed exclusively by the brewery's comprehensive research institute, established to explore the possibilities of rice and fermentation. It's a skincare product that's the result of extensive research by the brewery. It leaves skin feeling moisturized and not tight after washing. Its scent is not sake, but citrus and cedarwood. The bottle design blends in with the interior, showing Ozeki's commitment to quality. I usually race against time to use a full-body lotion after a bath, but now I feel like I'm losing my patience. It's true to its claims: "It gently removes dirt while retaining essential sebum to prevent dryness and leave skin feeling moisturized after washing." I wondered if the scent would be similar to sake, but it actually starts with citrus and finishes with cedarwood, making it easy to use. I recommend it not only to sake lovers, but also to those who love fermentation culture and those who care about their beauty from the inside out!