Keep your skin moisturized during dry seasons

The air is dry, making the skin very prone to dryness.
Skin moisture is maintained by three elements:
sebum, NMF (Natural Moisturizing Factor), and intercellular lipids.

It is important to replenish both moisture and oil in a balanced way
with ingredients such as squalane, which is similar to the components of the sebum film,
amino acids, which are similar to NMF components, and
ceramides, which are similar to intercellular lipid components.

By using "toner" to moisturize with amino acids and ceramides,
and "milk lotion" to provide oil such as squalane
in a balanced way,
you can maintain moisture.

Some people may only use toner for their skincare,
or avoid milk lotion and cream due to disliking stickiness.
In summer or for those up to their 20s, sebum production from pores
might make toner alone sufficient.
However, with age and stress,
sebum production from pores can decrease, and
if you only use "toner," the moisture provided
will evaporate over time.
To maintain moisture during dry periods,
the role of "milk lotion" is essential.

To provide moisture, plump up skin texture, and keep skin soft, we highly recommend using toner and milk lotion as a pair.