Curél Moisturizing Moisturizing Gel Makeup Remover [Quasi-drug] Japan NEW

Description

Curél Moisturizing Moisturizing Gel Makeup Remover [Quasi-drug]  Japan NEW
Description
No fragrance
No coloring
Alcohol free (no addition of ethyl alcohol)
Allergy tested *
* Patch tested with the cooperation of dryness sensitive skin * [Patch test: It is a test to confirm irritation to the skin] * Not all people suffer from allergies and skin irritation.
Contents: 130ml
Country of origin: Made in Japan
It protects and cleans the essential ingredient "ceramide" of the skin and keeps the skin moisturized without getting rough.
Cleanly removes hard-to-remove lipstick, foundation behind pores, and sunscreen.
A familiar and soft gel type. Makeup can be removed without rubbing the skin strongly,
and there is no burden on the skin.
It is not sticky or slimy and can be washed away.
Contains anti-inflammatory agent (active ingredient). Prevents rough skin.
Take an appropriate amount (about 2 cm in diameter) on dry hands and place it on both cheeks, chin, nose, and chin. Make sure to massage it and let it blend in with your makeup. (Draw a circle 4 to 5 times in one place and it will blend well with makeup. Make sure that your hands and face are not wet with eye makeup and lipstick that are difficult to remove.) ● After that, rinse thoroughly with water or lukewarm water. ● Please wash with face wash after use. ● For face washing, we recommend [Curel Moisturizing Moisturizing Foam Facial Cleanser]. Precautions ● Do not use on areas with an abnormality such as a wound, swelling or eczema. ● Carefully check that you have no abnormalities on your skin before using. Should this disagree with your skin, or should you observe any abnormalities such as redness, swelling, itchiness, irritation, color loss (white spots etc.) and skin darkening during use, or should you observe any similar abnormalities in direct sunlight, discontinue use. Then consult a dermatologist. Symptoms may worsen with continued use ● Take care not to get this in your eyes. If it gets in your eyes, rinse immediately. If any abnormalities remain, consult an ophthalmologist ● If the contents get on the washbasin, wipe it off immediately. ● Be careful where you put it to prevent accidental ingestion by children and people with dementia.