Clarifying Cleansing Gel, 120g, Relaxing Herbal Bouquet Scent

This cleansing gel is packed with the fresh moisture of botanicals. This smooth, watery gel spreads effortlessly on the skin, comfortably removing makeup. The natural aroma of this gel will soothe your mind, transforming your daily cleansing routine into a relaxing experience. Made with 100% natural essential oils, this relaxing herbal bouquet scent features geranium, lavender, and rosemary. Leaves skin feeling moisturized, smooth, and inviting to touch. Allergy tested. (Note: This does not guarantee allergy protection for all individuals.) Contains seven additives: petroleum-based surfactant-free, colorant-free, paraben-free (preservative-free), synthetic fragrance-free, alcohol-free, mineral oil-free, and silicone-free. No need for double cleansing. Suitable for wet hands* and eyelash extensions. *For thorough removal of stubborn makeup, use with dry hands.

Take an appropriate amount (approximately 4cm) in your hand and gently blend it into your entire face by lightly running your fingers over it. Rinse thoroughly with water or lukewarm water. Double cleansing is not necessary. Pay close attention to any abnormalities on your skin before use. Discontinue use if it does not suit your skin. If it gets into your eyes, rinse immediately. If you experience a foreign body sensation in your eyes, consult an ophthalmologist. <Caution>・Do not store in direct sunlight or in high or low temperatures.. Keep out of reach of children.. Tighten the cap tightly after use.. Do not drop or subject to strong impact as it may break. . Pay close attention to any abnormalities on your skin before use. . Do not use if you have any cuts, swelling, or eczema. . Discontinue use if you experience any abnormalities on your skin. . If you experience any abnormalities such as redness, swelling, itching, irritation, discoloration (white spots, etc.), or darkening during use. If the above-mentioned abnormalities occur on the skin after application and exposed to direct sunlight. Continuing to use cosmetics may worsen the symptoms, so we recommend consulting a dermatologist.