Konnyaku Soap Kyoto Konnyaku Soap Matcha Soap Facial Cleansing Soap Contains Ceramide For Those with Dry Skin and Sensitive Skin (80g)

[For moist and shiny skin] Konjac soap containing 3 types of naturally derived ceramides (yuzu fruit extract, konjac root extract, glucosyl ceramide) and mandarin orange peel extract. Ingredients that give a fresh and translucent look lead to shiny and moisturized skin every time you wash it. [Konjac face wash that cleans pores] Konjac-derived mannan, also known as a natural mild scrub, firmly absorbs sebum in the pores. It cleanly removes unevenness caused by floating sebum, leaving you with a smooth finish after washing. Made with 100% plant-derived ingredients (no synthetic fragrances or colorants added) Recommended for those with sensitive skin. [Recommended as a gift] The gorgeous Japanese-patterned packaging that suits Kyoto, the squishy texture, and the glossy wash feel make it a great souvenir or small gift. It can be used by the whole family, and its refreshing citrus scent makes it perfect as a summer gift or souvenir. [Birth of Konnyaku Soap] We continued our research with the desire to create a soap that has a jiggly texture and contains the good ingredients of konnyaku, and has created a soap that has the properties of ``jiggly,'' ``naturally beautiful color,'' and ``the source of beautiful skin that konnyaku has.'' Konnyaku Shabon” was born. Please enjoy the gentle feel of konnyaku soap. [How to use] Take soap, lather well with water or lukewarm water, and wash gently by rolling the lather. After washing your face, rinse thoroughly with water or lukewarm water. If you want to enjoy the squishy feeling of konnyaku soap, we recommend applying it directly to your skin and massaging your face. Fragrance renewal! Contains tea leaves from Kyoto. Tea leaf extract brings your skin to a healthy state. In addition, moisturizing ingredients condition the skin, prevent dryness and roughness, and improve skin texture. Enjoy washing your face with the scent of Japanese herbs inspired by Kyoto.