Kanebo Scrubbing Mud Wash

An absorbing and polishing face wash with a raw mud-like paste that adheres to the skin and changes texture in three stages. It leads to smooth and bright skin, as if it has been polished. It releases the urge to "wash off completely" every day without hesitation.

A raw mud-like paste that can be used without lathering.

[For daily care morning and night]
Wet your face beforehand, and spread it directly on the skin, avoiding the eye area. The recommended amount for one use is about 2 cm in diameter (approx. 2 g). Add a small amount of water or lukewarm water, wash the entire face while lathering, and rinse.

[As a partial mask wash for special care]
Use about once a week when you are concerned about stickiness or roughness. Use on a dry face. If your face is wet after cleansing, wipe it lightly with a towel before use. Spread directly on the skin where you are concerned about shine or pore dirt, such as the T-zone. The recommended amount for one use is about 2 cm in diameter (approx. 2 g). Leave it on for about 30 seconds, then add a small amount of water or lukewarm water to lather, wash the entire face with the foam, and rinse.

Net weight: 130g

〇 Do not use on areas with abnormalities such as wounds, swelling, or eczema.
〇 Pay close attention to whether any abnormalities occur on your skin. If the cosmetics do not suit your skin, discontinue use.
(1) If abnormalities such as redness, swelling, itchiness, irritation, color loss (white spots, etc.) or darkening appear during use.
(2) If the above abnormalities appear on the skin after use when exposed to direct sunlight.
Continuing to use cosmetics may worsen the symptoms, so we recommend consulting a dermatologist.
〇 Be careful not to get it in your eyes. If it gets in, rinse thoroughly immediately without rubbing. If any abnormality remains, consult an ophthalmologist.
〇 Please be careful where you place it to prevent accidental ingestion by children or people with dementia.
〇 Close the cap tightly after use.
〇 Do not place in places with extremely high or low temperatures, or in direct sunlight.