Marine Mineral Mist | Deep Moisture

€43,00

200 ml

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Concentrated marine mineral mist for deep hydration, combining deep sea water from Toyama Bay with hydrating substances.

Aqua, Sea Water, Butylene Glycol, Gycerin, Pentylene Glycol, Cyclohexylglycerin, Sodium Citrate, Allantoin, Citric Acid, Sodium Hyaluronate.

Sensitive skin
Oily skin
Dry skin
Dull skin
Tired skin

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Marine Mineral Mist | Deep Moisture

€43,00

The Key Ingredients

Here are the benefits this product brings to your skin:

Toyama Sea Water

Sea Water

Mined from the depths of Toyama Bay, rich in essential minerals such as magnesium and calcium.

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Sea water contains a rich but balanced blend of minerals such as magnesium, calcium and sodium. This hypoallergenic mist prevents dryness and roughness of the skin and leaves it soft and hydrated.

Fragrance-free and colorant-free. Preservative-free for sensitive skin.

How to use

Spray liberally onto face from a distance of approximately 30cm.

Deep Sea Water

The minerals contained in deep sea water are of the highest quality because they are produced by nature and are perfectly compatible with the human body. Immersion in the warm water of the bath allows essential minerals such as magnesium, potassium and calcium sulfates to be absorbed directly into the skin.

Marine Minerals

Goshu products are rich in minerals from deep sea water in Toyama Bay and snowmelt from the Northern Japanese Alps.

Japan's Toyama prefecture is distinguished by the richness of its minerals, which improve skin hydration and restore its reduced barrier function.

The brand

Goshu

GOSHU, with headquarters and factories in Toyama Prefecture on the island of Honshu in Japan, draws inspiration from the extraordinary natural wealth that surrounds it. In this unique region, within a radius of just 10 kilometers, rise the majestic Northern Japanese Alps, which touch 3,000 meters in height, and the deep Toyama Bay, which reaches 1,000 meters in depth, unfolds.