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Kose- White Moisture Mild Lotion L [180ml]

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Description

Kose- White Moisture Mild Lotion (Light type)
[Quasi-drug]

Skin Type: Combination, Dry, Normal, Oily, Sensitive
Product Size: 180ml
Product type: Toner

Product Details:

  • A medicated brightening lotion/toner that provides anti-blemish and highly moisturizing care at the same time.
  • Packed full of Vitamin C, this toner delivers hydrating and brightening benefits.
  • It contains high purity sustained-release vitamin C formulation that effectively suppresses the generation of hidden melanin, lurking behind the skin, and prevents spots and freckles.
  • High moisturizing W collagen: spread to the skin surface and keep clear feeling & retain moisture in the skin
  • It contains Moisture retention ingredients like hyaluronic acid
  • Gentle formulation is free from fragrance, colorants, mineral oils and alcohol, catering to even the most sensitive of skin types.
  • fragrance-free, non-colored, mineral oil, non-alcohol (ethyl alcohol).

How to Apply:

  • After cleansing, take an appropriate amount on a cotton pad or the palm of your hand and pat it onto your skin.

 

Brand

Kose

Founded in 1946, Japanese brand Kose uses original technology and product R&D to conceive high-quality cosmetics. Kose also has a history of collaborating with well-known designers like Stephen Knoll and Jill Stuart to create skin care and beauty lines for various skin types. The Sekkisei brightening skin care series uses a Japanese herbal extract that gently moisturizes and protects skin while brightening the complexion. The Happy Bath Day line uses honey and Bulgaria rose oil extracts for ultra-moisturizing and nourishing effects on skin.

Ingredients

L-ascorbic acid 2-glucoside * , purified water, 1,3-butylene glycol, dipropylene glycol, succinyl atelocollagen liquid, sodium hyaluronate (2), royal jelly extract, disodium edetate, citric acid, sodium citrate, water Sodium oxide, concentrated glycerin, ethylparaben, phenoxyethanol, methylparaben

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