Peat Stone Body Scrub Soap 100g 1 piece

For body pore dirt! Scrub absorbs and removes the cause of blackheads! Makes your skin smooth and bright! ●Easy to grip! Rounded soap. Perfect for the contours of your body! ●Wash problem areas such as armpits, elbows, knees, buttocks, heels, and even the whole body directly with soap. ●Scrub absorbs and removes the causes of dark spots. ●Contains three types of ingredients with different sizes and textures. ・Charcoal: Finely powdered charcoal as a cleaning aid for pore dirt. ・Konnyaku: Mannan is a scrubbing ingredient that removes melanin stains. ・Bamboo: Contains Bambusa arundinacea stem extract, a scrub ingredient, which removes dead skin cells. ●3 extra steps for a smooth skin finish. 1. Mud: Contains bentonite, a natural moisturizing ingredient, to hydrate. 2. Persimmon tannin: Contains persimmon tannin, a skin-tightening ingredient, to tighten the skin. 3. Camellia oil: Camellia oil provides a glossy veil and is a natural moisturizing ingredient. ●The washing ingredients are 100% natural. ●Moisturizing soap base (super fat method). ●Enjoy body care while relaxing. ●Soft and gentle cypress scent♪ [Cosmetics] 【component】 Soap base, water, palm fatty acid, palm kernel fatty acid, fragrance, kaolin, glycerin, bentonite, sodium chloride, mannan, tetrasodium EDTA, charcoal, etidronic acid, camellia oil, tetrasodium etidronate, bambusa arundinacea stem extract, sodium citrate, dextrin, glycine, persimmon tannin, zinc sulfate, papain [How to use] (1) Wet your skin and soap with lukewarm water. (2) Gently rub the soap over your skin. The scrub will remove dirt and leave your skin feeling smooth. (3) Gently rinse with lukewarm water. *You can also use it by whipping it. [Caution] - Please use with caution, paying close attention to any abnormalities in your skin. ・If you have any skin abnormalities or if the product does not suit your skin, discontinue use. - Be careful not to get it in your eyes, and if it does get in your eyes, rinse immediately with water without rubbing. ・If you still feel like there is something in your eye, consult an ophthalmologist.