Hi Sake filtrate lover,
I am sorry for this lateness in reviewing products from this Japanese's sake brewery, Kikumasamune. All the products from Kiku masamune contains ferments so for those who are into affordable Japanese skincare products here is the review for the foam cleanser contains sake filtrate. Kiku masamune Japanese Sake Brewing Skin Care Wash Foam.
Kiku masamune Japanese Sake Brewing Skin Care Wash Foam does foams a lot with a pea size products. It has a PH of 8 which is high. It sure cleanses the skin too well that I feel that my skin is tight. The product come up from the tube in forms of emulsion so it is easy to squeeze too much if one is not careful. It does remove all the other makeup including waterproof makeup which I guess is the reason for its high PH. Higher PH cleanses better but also harsher on the skin.
Kiku masamune Japanese Sake Brewing Skin Care Wash Foam contains vitamin E, sake filtrate, horse placenta proteinm foaming agents and cleansing agents. As with all the other Kikumasamune products, this smells like rice ferment smells but it can smell like banana or bubblegum to others.
Overall, Kiku masamune Japanese Sake Brewing Skin Care Wash Foam is more suitable for someone with lower skin PH (males), oily skin type, too lazy for double cleansing at night, doesn't mind the horse placenta ingredient in it, love ferments and like foam cleanser.
I prefer the Kiku masamune Japanese Sake Brewing Skin care cleansing gel.
*contains horse placenta
Product retails for
Kiku masamune Japanese Sake Brewing Skin Care Wash Foam 200g RM39.90. A available in Aeon Welness Midvalley or in Sunway Pyramid, Sasa and in Amazon
For more information, please visit official Kikumasamune website. Product is sent for my consideration. However, the opinions expressed here are my own and honest as always.
I am sorry for this lateness in reviewing products from this Japanese's sake brewery, Kikumasamune. All the products from Kiku masamune contains ferments so for those who are into affordable Japanese skincare products here is the review for the foam cleanser contains sake filtrate. Kiku masamune Japanese Sake Brewing Skin Care Wash Foam.
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| Kiku masamune Japanese Sake Brewing Skin Care Wash Foam |
Kiku masamune Japanese Sake Brewing Skin Care Wash Foam does foams a lot with a pea size products. It has a PH of 8 which is high. It sure cleanses the skin too well that I feel that my skin is tight. The product come up from the tube in forms of emulsion so it is easy to squeeze too much if one is not careful. It does remove all the other makeup including waterproof makeup which I guess is the reason for its high PH. Higher PH cleanses better but also harsher on the skin.
Kiku masamune Japanese Sake Brewing Skin Care Wash Foam contains vitamin E, sake filtrate, horse placenta proteinm foaming agents and cleansing agents. As with all the other Kikumasamune products, this smells like rice ferment smells but it can smell like banana or bubblegum to others.
Overall, Kiku masamune Japanese Sake Brewing Skin Care Wash Foam is more suitable for someone with lower skin PH (males), oily skin type, too lazy for double cleansing at night, doesn't mind the horse placenta ingredient in it, love ferments and like foam cleanser.
I prefer the Kiku masamune Japanese Sake Brewing Skin care cleansing gel.
*contains horse placenta
Product retails for
Kiku masamune Japanese Sake Brewing Skin Care Wash Foam 200g RM39.90. A available in Aeon Welness Midvalley or in Sunway Pyramid, Sasa and in Amazon
For more information, please visit official Kikumasamune website. Product is sent for my consideration. However, the opinions expressed here are my own and honest as always.
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