[GIFT] Hypochlorous Acid Rice Peel Shot

FOR ALL SKIN TYPES

• ▸ Combination
• ▸ Dry
• ▸ Normal
• ▸ Oily
• ▸ Sensitive

FOR CONCERNS

• ▸ Troubled skin
• ▸ Excess sebum
• ▸ Dead skin cells
• ▸ Blackheads & Whiteheads
• ▸ Rough Patches
• ▸ Acne marks
• ▸ Redness

OVERVIEW Hypochlorous Acid Rice Peel Shot
Gentle Exfoliating Serum for Dead Skin Cells & Pore Care & Blackheads

Serum with Hypochlorous Acid and Rice Extract gently removes dead skin cells and impurities while soothing and refreshing troubled skin. HOCl is known for its skin-calming and purifying properties, soothing irritation and troubled skin while targeting excess sebum and pore impurities for a clearer, healthier-looking complexion. Helps sweep away hidden impurities and gently exfoliate dead skin cells, refining uneven texture for smoother skin tone, smaller-looking pores, and visibly clearer skin.

KEY INGREDIENTS

• Hypochlorous Acid

  A purifying ingredient known to help reduce redness* while soothing and clarifying visible skin concerns

• Rice Extract

  Gently removes dead skin and excess sebum while nourishing for smoother, radiant skin

• Allantoin & Panthenol

  Replenish moisture, smooth rough texture, and support a healthy natural barrier



*The information above pertains only to the characters of the raw materials/ Redness due to dryness, not associated with any disease.

Full Ingredients

CLINICAL TEST

Fewer blackheads & whiteheads appearance
• Reduction in Dead Skin Cells: -75.46% (After 1 Use)
  Reduction in Excess Sebum: -18.87% (After 1 Use)

Pores & Skin texture care
• Reduction in Pore Impurities: -99.3% (After 1 Use)
  Reduction in the Appearance of the Pores: -38.28% (After 1 Use)
  Imporvement in Skin Texture: -11.89% (After 1 Use)


• *Clinically Tested by 'Global Institute of Dermatological Sciences'/ Results may vary depending on individual skin types

HOW TO USE

• 1. After cleansing, apply onto your dry face (avoiding the eye area)
• 2. Massage gently
• 3. Rinse thoroughly or wipe away

Tip: Also great for rough, flaky areas such as elbows, knees, and underarms.