HOT ! pdc Wafood Made Sake Lees Lotion – 190ml

Hydrating Two-Layer Lotion for Soft, Clear, Radiant Skin

Daily Sake-Infused Skincare for a Healthy Glow

This refreshing yet deeply hydrating lotion is infused with sake lees extract, a traditional Japanese beauty ingredient known for its moisturizing and brightening properties. Inspired by homemade sake skincare, this two-layer formula brings the benefits of sake lees to your everyday routine.

Clearer, Softer Skin with Every Use

Formulated with original sake lees extract from Kawazu Brewery in Kumamoto, Japan, this lotion penetrates deep into the skin\'s surface (stratum corneum), delivering moisture and helping restore natural clarity and smoothness.

What Makes It Special

2-layer formula – Shake well before use to activate the blend

Gently hydrates and improves skin texture

Leaves skin looking moisturized, radiant, and even-toned

Lightweight feel with no sticky residue

Subtle, calming scent of sake for a relaxing skincare moment

Traditional Sake Lees, Carefully Extracted

The sake lees used are extracted from polished Japanese rice grown in Aso, pure spring water from Aso, and Kumamoto yeast (Kyokai No. 9), using the gentle funashibori pressing method. This traditional process preserves the natural moisture of the sake lees, providing skin with hydration and clarity.

Botanical Moisturizing Ingredients

Includes carefully selected plant-based beauty extracts:

Cucumber Extract – Soothes and hydrates the skin

Rice Ceramides (from rice bran) – Boosts elasticity and barrier function

Yuzu Seed Extract – Provides lasting moisture and refines skin texture

Who It’s For

Anyone curious about sake-based skincare

Those with dry, dull, or uneven skin

People wanting a light yet deeply moisturizing toner

Ideal for daily use, even for sensitive skin

How to Use:

Shake well before each use (due to the 2-layer formula).

After cleansing, apply an appropriate amount to your hands or a cotton pad.

Gently pat onto clean skin.

Follow with serum or moisturizer if desired.