For soft, supple, blissful skin texture
Introduction: Moisturizing lotion
This two-way lotion gently removes dead skin cells with Dr. PUR's original formula of varios hydroxy acid*1 and CPL*2, while five types of moisturizing ingredients*3 moisturize deep within the skin*4. It leaves your skin soft, bouncy, and comfortable with a translucent feel*5.
Original ingredients*6 support the skin's natural barrier function. Formulated with skin-beautifying ingredients*8 touted as the "blue jewel" of anti-aging care*7, vitamin C derivatives*9, human adipose tissue conditioned culture extract*10, fullerene*11, alpine rose*12, and growth factors*13, it refines the skin texture and leads to smooth, firm skin.
It can be used as an introductory lotion to help beauty serums and other products penetrate*14, or as a wipe-off lotion by wetting cotton with it.
*Use with #2 Blue Shave Wash for healthier skin
*1 Malic acid, citric acid, lactic acid, salicylic acid (keratin softening ingredients) *2 Cyclic polymerized lactic acid (polylactic acid / skin conditioning ingredient) *3 Sodium hyaluronate, ceramide NP, PCA-Na, Damask rose flower water, marine collagen (water-soluble collagen) *4•14 Up to the stratum corneum *5 Wipes away old keratin for a smooth, textured skin *6 Excel Chitosan & Excel Glucosamine (chitosan cocamide hydroxypropyl sulfonate Na, skin conditioning ingredient) *7 Care according to age *8 Malachite extract (malachite / gives skin firmness) *9 APPS (ascorbyl palmitate phosphate 3Na / skin conditioning ingredient) *10•11 Skin conditioning ingredient *12 Rhododendron ferrugineum extract (skin conditioning ingredient) *13 EGF (human recombinant oligopeptide-1 / gives skin firmness)
Other POINT ingredients
- Original Excel Elastin: Hydrolyzed elastin/gives skin firmness
- NAD: Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide/Provides firmness to the skin
- Dr.PUR Crystal Bipolar Water: Water/Moisturizing ingredients
- Super electrolytic water S-100: Water/moisturizing ingredients
*All ingredients are listed on the product outer box.
