Kikumasamune Sake Skin Care Lotion High Moisture 500ml

Kikumasamune Sake Skin Care Lotion High Moisture 500ml

Brand: Kikumasamune
SKU: WN-KIKM-001
18.99 USD In stock Buy at Merchant

Kiku-Masamune Sake Skin Care Lotion High Moisture is a rich Japanese moisturizing toner formulated with sake-derived rice ferment filtrate, amino acids, ceramides, placenta extract, arbutin, and other moisturizing ingredients to help replenish dry skin and maintain a soft, smooth, and well-hydrated complexion. Developed by Kiku-Masamune, a historic Japanese sake brewery founded in 1659, this skincare lotion draws inspiration from the traditional use of Japanese sake in beauty care. Its sake ingredient is made using Kiku-Masamune Junmai Ginjo sake and provides naturally occurring moisturizing components derived from rice fermentation. The slightly thick, silky lotion spreads smoothly over dry skin and absorbs comfortably without requiring only facial use. Its generous 500ml pump bottle makes it suitable for everyday moisturizing of the face, neck, décolletage, arms, legs, and other areas of the body. Inspired by Japanese Sake Beauty Traditions Before modern skincare became widely available in Japan, sake was traditionally associated with keeping skin feeling soft and conditioned. Japanese sake naturally contains various components derived from rice fermentation, including amino acids. Building on this tradition, Kiku-Masamune created its Sake Skin Care series to bring sake-inspired moisturizing care into modern daily skincare. The large-volume formula can be used generously on both the face and body without having to reserve it only for occasional use. Recommended For Dry or dehydrated skin Skin that feels rough or tight after cleansing Those looking for a rich Japanese moisturizing toner Face and body moisturizing Daily lotion packs and intensive hydration Users who prefer large-volume, cost-effective Japanese skincare

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