A touch of freshness and shine.
Smooth, moisturizing cream.
Have you ever woken up in the morning to find that you've accidentally left a mark on your pillow that won't go away? Have you ever had such an experience? We focus on the "cushion" of the skin.
This cream focuses on the color, tone, and elasticity that lie beneath the skin and leads to ideal beauty*1. Contains bouncy complexes such as rhamnose and royal jelly*2 to turn on the beauty potential of everyone's skin*3.
It activates the dormant source of beauty and makes you feel happy every time you look in the mirror or touch your skin. A glowing skin full of freshness, as if it were glowing. Skin that feels plump, bouncy, and chunky.
The happiness you feel every time you look in the mirror or touch your skin.
*1 Shu Uemura's idea of ideal beauty
*2 Rhamnose: skin conditioning ingredient, royal jelly: moisturizing ingredient, European gooseberry seed extract: moisturizing ingredient
*3 Skincare that gives moisture and elasticity to the skin and leads to beautiful skin.
Smooth, moisturizing cream.
Have you ever woken up in the morning to find that you've accidentally left a mark on your pillow that won't go away? Have you ever had such an experience? We focus on the "cushion" of the skin.
This cream focuses on the color, tone, and elasticity that lie beneath the skin and leads to ideal beauty*1. Contains bouncy complexes such as rhamnose and royal jelly*2 to turn on the beauty potential of everyone's skin*3.
It activates the dormant source of beauty and makes you feel happy every time you look in the mirror or touch your skin. A glowing skin full of freshness, as if it were glowing. Skin that feels plump, bouncy, and chunky.
The happiness you feel every time you look in the mirror or touch your skin.
*1 Shu Uemura's idea of ideal beauty
*2 Rhamnose: skin conditioning ingredient, royal jelly: moisturizing ingredient, European gooseberry seed extract: moisturizing ingredient
*3 Skincare that gives moisture and elasticity to the skin and leads to beautiful skin.
