Sake Facial Cleanser RN, 200g
Sake Facial Cleanser RN, 200g
Kiku-Masamune Sake Brewing
A large-capacity facial cleanser containing sake that cleanses the skin while leaving it moisturized.
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Description
Description
A large-capacity face wash containing sake that washes the skin while leaving it moisturized. Cellulose-in absorbs and cleanses dirt. . Elastic foam lasts. Plenty of foam for a shiny, smooth skin every day. . Cellulose-in absorbs and cleanses dirt. . A face wash containing sake* (rice fermentation liquid, moisturizing ingredients) that cleanses the skin while leaving it moisturized. . We have added amino acids (glutamic acid, arginine, leucine) that have a high moisturizing effect. * Contains Kikumasamune Junmai Ginjo Sake. . The dense, elastic foam that lasts long wraps around the sebum dirt deep in the pores and cleans it off. . Leaves your skin smooth and smooth after washing. . The elastic foam acts as a cushion, so you can wash your skin gently without rubbing it. . Contains sake (rice fermentation liquid) and amino acids (moisturizing ingredients) to protect the moisture of your skin. . Can be used on the face as well as the whole body. . We recommend using it together with "Kikumasamune Skin Care Cleansing". . Softly sweet Japanese sake aroma . No artificial colors or mineral oils
Key Features
Key Features
Suitable for: Normal skin,
Features: Moisturizing, Colorant-Free, Mineral Oil-Free
Ingredients
Ingredients
Glycerin, water, myristic acid, potassium hydroxide, palmitic acid, stearic acid, lauric acid, PEG-32, PEG-6, sodium methyl cocoyl taurate, rice fermentation liquid, glutamic acid, arginine, leucine, placenta extract, arbutin, dipotassium glycyrrhizinate, squalane, polyquaternium-7, crystalline cellulose, decyl glucoside, glyceryl stearate (SE), tetrasodium EDTA, tocopherol, phenoxyethanol, fragrance
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It creates a very elastic foam. It's fluffy even without using a net. It doesn't feel like a fine foam, but it feels like you're wrapped in foam. The smell is different. It smells like alcohol. hmm? It smells similar to sweet sake. I got used to it after using it a few times, but some people might find it bothersome. The cleansing power is strong, and no matter what face wash I use, my skin doesn't feel dry, but this one makes my skin feel dry, like it's "I washed it!". It also makes the surface of my skin feel tight. ← Sorry for my poor vocabulary (lol) Isn't it too strong for dry skin? I think it's neither good nor bad for acne. It's refreshing, and it makes me feel like I've washed it! So I think it's good for pore dirt.
When I first poured it out of the tube, I thought it was a little hard, but it lathers well and is easy to use. It also feels gentle on the skin.
I really like how it leaves my skin feeling smooth and refreshed without making it feel tight! It comes in a large size and is fluffy when lathered up, so I recommend it!
[Good] By mixing the same amount of hot water, it quickly created a creamy, thick lather. After washing, my skin was moisturized and not tight. For me, the combination of the Etvos foaming net and this sake facial cleanser is the best. [Will anyone be bothered?] There was a slight sake-like scent that is unique to this series. I use the entire series, but in the end I settled on this combination of sake facial cleanser → red bottle of firm and shiny sake lotion → pink jar of sake cream. I learned about this facial cleanser from a sample, but the foaming and cleansing power (in my case, I use a double cleansing method, using Pond's cleansing cream followed by Kikumasamune facial cleanser) are good, so I have been using it many times.
This is my third purchase. I also use the Kikumasamune series' introduction serum, cleansing oil, cleansing gel, serum, and cream. The sake scent is quite strong while washing, but it doesn't linger after washing, so I've gotten used to it. It's not too refreshing, and it removes just the right amount of oil, so I use it all year round. The only downside is that there aren't any stores nearby that sell it.
