Sake-kasu milk bath + brightening face mask

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Sake-kasu, a new product from Chidoriya, is freeze-dried sake lees derived from the Daiginjoshu manufacturing process. As a byproduct of sake production, the liquid obtained from unrefined sake is transformed into a well-known alcoholic beverage, while the remaining residue becomes the sake-lees. These lees are rich in nutrients from the yeast, including carbohydrates, protein, fiber, vitamin B, and more, making it an ideal health food and natural ingredient in skincare. In Japan, Sakekasu is commonly used in everyday dishes such as Kasujiru (sake-lees soup), pickles, and desserts, as well as in beauty treatments.

BENEFITS OF SAKE-KASU

Kojic acid is a by-product of the fermentation process of sake. The skin-brightening effect of kojic acid was discovered purely by chance. While at a Japanese sake brewery, a scientist noticed that the workers' hands looked beautiful and young. Sakekasu is rich in kojic acid, vitamin D, vitamin B1, and various other elements that inhibit melanin's performance, which is the main culprit of sunspots, age spots, and freckles.

Sake and Sakekasu have incredible moisturizing capabilities, unlike other alcoholic beverages. Sakekasu Bath has terrific moisturizing and heat-retention effects.

Sake has been used as an excellent skin toner for centuries in Japan. It contains plenty of saccharides & amino acids that are used as cosmetic materials.

Drinking Sakekasu as a hot drink (mix 2 teaspoons of Sakekasu w/hot water, add a small slice of ginger & honey or maple syrup) may prevent allergies to pollen, food & house dust mites.

Sake and Sakekasu contain antioxidants called Ferulic acids, a powerful UV light absorber that prevents skin aging.

Toxins in the body appear through the skin because the skin is an excretory organ. Improving one’s dietary habits can naturally treat skin roughness, acne, and skin conditions that are not easily cured through external treatment. Sakekasu contains dietary fibers that can help strengthen the digestive system.

Troublesome skin conditions become increasingly easy to treat with each cell-division cycle of the skin due to vitamin B's natural capabilities in increasing skin cell metabolism. Sakekasu has a high nutritive value, rivaling any superfood.

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INGREDIENTS

100% ORGANIC SAKE-LEES (not contain alcohol)

Made in Japan

HOW TO USE

For a relaxing sakekasu bath, sprinkle 1-2 packs (10g each silver package) into a full bathtub, stir thoroughly, and enjoy a soothing soak. To make a calming sakekasu facemask, mix 1 tbsp of sakekasu with 2 tbsp of water (1:2 ratio) to form a paste. Apply gently to the face, avoiding the eye area, and leave on for 5-7 minutes, then rinse well with lukewarm water.

Sake-kasu milk bath + brightening face mask

INGREDIENTS

HOW TO USE

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