Kojie San Skin Lightening Kojic Acid Soap 100g 3 Piece

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Weight 0.3 kg

7,700.00

Kojic Acid: A naturally occurring ingredient that is derived from several types of fungi or a byproduct from fermenting sake, soy sauce, rice wine or miso. Kojic Acid has a long history of consumption as well as use in Japanese culture and is considered one of the primary secrets, as well as the cornerstone of Japanese skincare tradition. Coconut Oil: An antioxidant expelled from the fruit of the coconut, coconut oil has moisturizing properties, as well as a natural emollient. Excellent at removing waxy or inky eyeliner and mascara. Coconut oil is widely used as a natural moisturizer and works synergistically with Kojic Acid to gently brighten skin and tea tree oil to leave your skin feeling fresh.

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The original kojic acid lightening soap, Kojie san’s formulation blends effective whitening ingredients with nourishing coconut oil and a fresh orange fragrance. Kojic acid was discovered while processing rice for Japanese wines. The naturally derived ingredients in this soap have been proven to safely and quickly reveal even skin by gently smoothing away dark spots, discolouration and other imperfections.

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Weight 0.3 kg

How to use

Lather soap and apply it to treatment areas. Leave the soap on for up to 30 seconds. Apply once per day and increase to twice a day if well tolerated. If dryness occurs follow with a moisturizing cream. Safety: Before use, perform a spot test to test for sensitivity as follows: lather the soap up and apply it to the intended area of use for up to 30 seconds. If rash, burning, tingling or inflammation occurs, immediately remove the product from the skin and discontinue all further use. Note: all skin whitening products should be used in conjunction with sunscreen.

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Kojic Acid: A naturally occurring ingredient that is derived from several types of fungi or a byproduct from fermenting sake, soy sauce, rice wine or miso. Kojic Acid has a long history of consumption as well as use in Japanese culture, and is considered one of the primary secrets, as well as the cornerstone of Japanese skincare tradition.
Coconut Oil: An antioxidant expelled from the fruit of the coconut, coconut oil has moisturizing properties, as well as a natural emollient. Excellent at removing waxy or inky eyeliner and mascara. Coconut oil is widely used as a natural moisturizer and works synergistically with Kojic Acid to gently brighten skin and tea tree oil to leave your skin feeling fresh.

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