One night after using the cleanser I looked in the mirror and my face was really red, but I didn’t feel any burning. Today, the brand is well-known for its commitment to an ancient method of producing quality sake, which took top place in three cities for a nation-wide poll. The hydration really lasts and kept my skin feeling soft and supple all day, even when I skipped my beloved Scinic Honey All-In-One Ampoule.

Even if I run out of my holy grail products, having this massive bottle in my routine will be more than enough. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). litres) are concentrated in this lotion, making it light and moisturising to the touch, and it has been well received.I love how it instantly hydrates my skin after application especially the cooling/soothing effect I get afterwards. Just like the lotion, it does have a quirky little whiff of sake, but after a few moments, it's gone. It is characterized by a mellow flavor with a lingering umami taste typical of junmai sake and the fresh aroma of Yoshinosugi cedar, as well as a crisp, refreshing throat sensation. In addition, Kiku-Masamune Sake Brewing has branched out to make sake-based skin care products, utilizing sake’s high concentration of amino acids as a powerful moisturizing ingredient.

As I mentioned earlier, I use this product as a toner either by dispensing through the pump or decanting into a spray bottle. Placenta extract and arbutin as a moisturizing ingredient, and high moisturizing ingredient ceramide that decreases with age are compounded.I heard that it might smell like feet, and if you are sensitive to smell, this might be not for you.

Disclaimer: This post is not sponsored but it may contain affiliate links where I make a small commission. There is probably no way of the long-term effects of this product but I haven’t seen a huge difference yet.To use, pump a little puddle in your hand (although, as I’ll get into, that’s easier said than done). From the age when there is no cosmetics sake, sake diluted with water was used to prepare the condition of the skin.