Apply and You Can Use Your Niigata Local Sake Hand Hand 50ml [Just Smartphone!] Cream, Non-sticky Milk, (Hokusetsu)

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🍶 [The aroma of Hokusetsu and the moisturizing power of sake lees] Made with a visibly blended blend of Hokusetsu, a local Niigata sake, and Hokusetsu sake lees, processed using a unique method. Enjoy the natural aroma and moisturizing effects of sake and sake lees. 🍶【Lightweight and smooth to use】 This milk-type hand milk has a light, non-sticky feel and deeply moisturizes. Recommended for those who don't like sticky hands. 🍶【Relaxing Sake Aroma】This product contains no artificial fragrances, allowing you to enjoy the natural aroma of local sake and sake lees. This hand care product is wrapped in the aroma of sake, providing a relaxing experience. 🍶【Can be used on the whole body】 Not only can it be used on your hands and fingers, but it can also be used to moisturize the whole body. It is also recommended as a substitute for lotion or for after-shaving skin care. Apply to areas that are prone to dryness. 🍶【Simple Formula to Bring Out the Best Effects】No unnecessary additives are used. Made with a simple formula to bring out the beauty benefits of sake and sake lees. [Jizake Cosmetics] Unlike products from major manufacturers distributed nationwide, Jizake is "local sake" made in a specific region. Jizake is a culture, tradition, and work of art rooted in the land. Jizake cosmetics were born from the desire to share the world of Jizake with people who don't drink alcohol. [Product Description] Niigata Jizake Hand Milk (Hokusetsu) Based on the concept of "the more you smell the sake, the more you see the sake lees," this product is formulated with Hokusetsu sake and Hokusetsu sake lees processed using a unique method. Since it contains no artificial fragrances, you can enjoy the natural aroma of sake and sake lees. The scent is noticeable upon application, but it does not linger. This simple formula contains no unnecessary ingredients, allowing you to experience the benefits of sake and sake lees. It has a light, non-sticky feel while providing deep moisture. It can be used on the whole body, as well as for daily skincare and to treat rough hands caused by daily alcohol disinfection. Use it together with "Niigata Local Sake Hand Lotion" for even more moisturizing power. [Recommended uses] ・Instead of your usual lotion ・For skin care after shaving ・For whole body moisturizing after bathing Its convenient size makes it easy to carry around, allowing you to take care of your hands even when you're out and about. [Ingredients] Water, glycerin, rice fermentation liquid*1, BG, sake lees*2, sodium hyaluronate, glycosyl trehalose, hydrolyzed hydrogenated starch, citric acid, sodium citrate, allantoin, phenoxyethanol, xanthan gum, (hydroxyethyl acrylate/sodium acryloyldimethyl taurate) copolymer, squalane, polysorbate-60, ethylhexylglycerin*1 and sake, skin conditioning ingredients*2 moisturizing ingredients [About the Brewery] Hokusetsu Sake Brewery Co., Ltd. (Sado City, Niigata Prefecture) Since its founding in 1872, the brewery has focused on Sado's rice, water, climate, and people, based on the belief that sake loved by people must be safe and secure. At the same time, they have continued to take on new challenges, ushering in an era of sake brewing that incorporates a succession of unprecedented innovations, such as musical performance, ultrasonic vibrations, and centrifuges. Representative brand: Hokusetsu