Men's Keshimin Spot Care Cream – 20g
Men's Keshimin Cream is a powerful spot care treatment formulated specifically for men’s skin, which is more prone to dark spots due to shaving, UV exposure, and lack of skincare. Enriched with tranexamic acid, it works to suppress melanin production and prevent the formation of spots and freckles. The formula also includes Plus Mina Clear, a unique blend of turmeric and augon extracts that deeply moisturizes and calms irritated skin caused by daily stressors like shaving and environmental exposure.
Designed for men who want to start simple yet effective skincare, this cream should be used as the final step after applying lotion and emulsion. Whether you’re dealing with deep-rooted spots or just beginning to notice discoloration, Men’s Keshimin Cream is your daily solution for clearer, more even-toned skin.
Key Features:
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Designed for men prone to dark spots and freckles
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Active ingredient: Tranexamic acid
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Moisturizing blend of turmeric and augon extracts
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Lightweight, non-sticky formula
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Use daily after lotion and emulsion
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Net weight: 20g
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Made in Japan
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Designed with care and crafted from premium materials, our products combine durability, comfort, and timeless style. Each piece is thoughtfully made to enhance your living space, offering a perfect balance of functionality and elegance that complements any home and suits your unique lifestyle.
Materials & Care
Materials & Care
Carefully crafted from durable, sustainable materials, each piece is designed for long-lasting use and timeless style. For proper care, wipe gently with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust and dirt. Avoid using harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners, or excessive moisture to protect the finish and maintain its pristine look.
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