Hadalabo Shirojun Premium Medicinal Penetrating Whitening Lotion (170ml)

Hadalabo Shirojun Premium Medicinal Penetrating Whitening Lotion, Moisturizing (170 ml)
 
 
Medicated Penetrating Whitening Lotion
Type: Moisturizing type
Accessories: Goku sachet
The contents of the included sample (bonus) may change without prior notice
This medicinal whitening lotion is a moisturizing type that is focused on moisturizing and whitening
Stain Serum Grade Care
 
This medicinal whitening lotion is a moisturizing type that is focused on moisturizing and whitening. Penetrates deep into the corners, which are UV-damaged and approaches melanocyte, the source of stains, leading to moisturizing whitening skin. The same weak acidity as healthy bare skin. Fragrance-free, color-free, mineral oil free, alcohol and ethanol free, paraben free.
 
Ingredients
Active ingredients:
tranexamic acid, dipotassium glycyrrhizinate
Other ingredients:
hydrolyzed hyaluronic acid* (nanoized hyaluronic acid), sodium hyaluronate-2*, magnesium vitamin C phosphate (vitamin C derivative), vitamin E, butylene glycol, concentrated glycerin, diglycerin, pentylene glycol, PEG (30), PEG-8, POE (24) POP (24) glyceryl ether, edetate, POE (20) sorbitan laurate, VP-styrene copolymer emulsion, sodium pyrosulfite, carboxyvinyl polymer, phenoxyethanol
*2 types of hyaluronic acid
 
How to Use
After washing your face, take an appropriate amount on your palm, blend with your skin and gently squeeze it into your skin.
Some whitening ingredients may become on the cap. In that case, please wipe with a clean gauze, etc
 
Safety Warning

○ Use with caution to check for any abnormalities on the skin. If any abnormalities such as redness, swelling, itchiness, irritation, loss of color (white spots, etc.) or darkening appear during use or after exposure to sunlight, discontinue use and consult a dermatologist. Continuing use may worsen symptoms.
<Other precautions for use>
○ Do not use on areas with wounds, swelling, eczema, or other abnormalities.
○ Be careful not to get the product in your eyes, and if it does get in your eyes, immediately rinse with water or lukewarm water. If any abnormalities remain, consult an ophthalmologist.