Made in JAPAN 40g Released on August 1, 2026 A night cream based on the Wrinkle Shot concept*1, applied by pressing your fingers firmly along the nasolabial folds and gently lifting the skin. This Wrinkle Shot Night Cream combines four functions*2: serum, milk, cream, and night mask. *2 The brand's philosophy is to deliver a brighter future to people with skin concerns. *2 Functions of a serum with original ingredients. *2 Functions of a milk that softens and moisturizes the skin. *2 Functions of a cream that protects the skin and prevents dryness (can also be used on the neck). *2 Functions of a night mask that envelops the skin all night long with a firming veil. Quasi-drug *2 Allergy tested (not guaranteed to be allergy-free for all users) A rich*1 cream with a thick texture, yet it adheres tightly to the skin, becoming one with it smoothly. Features the Wrinkle Shot Lift Tension Veil formula, which protects the skin from friction and pressure even while you sleep. *2 The Lift Tension Veil formula, inspired by POLA Esthetic's "plaster mask," tightens the skin after application. A rich*2 cream forms a highly resilient*3 lift-tension veil. It protects skin from friction and pressure even while you sleep. Oil encapsulated in veil-tightening ingredients*4 is dispersed in water. The balance of water and oil allows the cream to spread smoothly and easily. After application to the skin, the veil-tightening ingredients mix with the oil, tightening the veil. Contains the active ingredient "Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate" to prevent skin irritation. Contains POLA's original complex beauty ingredients*4 "S Night Liquid," "S Protein Liquid," "Motion S Liquid N," and "NERE Liquid N." Contains POLA's original beauty ingredients "YAC Extract" and "EG Clear Extract." *1 Refers to texture *2 Refers to texture *3 Compared to our previous products *4 Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose *5 Moisturizing ingredient *6 POLA original complex ingredient or original ingredient [Quasi-drugs] Cosmetics and quasi-drugs categories In Japan, the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour & Welfare classifies the beauty products under 2 categories: cosmetics and quasi-drugs. Quasi-drugs, in opposite to cosmetics, are medicated, have a mild pharmacologic effect and include active ingredients. If the product is approved as a quasi-drug by the ministry, the manufacturer is allowed to actually claim the effectiveness of the product.