Yojiya Rice Bran Facial Cleansing Powder in Cotton Bag made in Japan from Kyoto

Description

Description
Yojiya is the name of a company founded in 1904 in Kyoto and it is well-known in Japan as the famous brand name of the face oil blotting paper.
This is Yojiya brand rice bran
facial cleansing powder packed in the cotton bag..
Color : White
Material : Tarku, bentonite, kaolin, soap base, potato starch, dextrin, cellulose gum, cetyl palmitate, rice bran extract, rice germ oil, fragrance, ethylparaben, butylparaben
Bag size(cotton bag) : 6cm x 5cm  (2.36" x 1.97")
Net weight : 40g
Country of origin : made in Japan
How to use it.
1. Knead lightly in water or lukewarm water to moisten the inside.
2. Wash your skin in the same way as a light massage without rubbing.
3. After washing, squeeze it lightly to drain it.
(Note)
1. When it is dry, soak it in water and wash it.
2. You can use it until it is empty
3. Can be used not only on the face but also on the whole body
4. If you leave the used bran bag for a long time, it may harden, but there is no problem in terms of quality.
Soak in water or lukewarm water to soften it sufficiently before using.
Payment
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Shipping
It will be shipped from Kyoto Japan by free shipping air mail.
It will take about 1 or 2 weeks for the delivery.
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