Many types of natural polysaccharides contained in natural HG fermented soybeans, fermented mistletoe, and fermented hair root natural products have molecular mechanisms that act on damaged skin and promote skin regeneration. In particular, even on skin with severe damage, such as redness caused by strong sunlight in summer, the effect can be expected by applying polysaccharide-containing ingredients. Therefore, natural polysaccharides inhibit the evaporation of moisture in the skin and protect the skin from ultraviolet rays as well as functioning as a harmless and safe moisturizer for the skin. There are many restrictions when the skin wants to absorb natural polysaccharides. This is because natural polysaccharides are larger than the molecular size that human skin can absorb, so when you want to use them as a raw material for cosmetics, you have to cut them to get the effect. Ingredients that have undergone the fermentation process using microorganisms can be absorbed. Without losing their effectiveness to maintain the moisturizing effects unique to natural polysaccharides, and synergies such as antioxidants, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory, effects can be expected.

Shea Butter Shea Butter is a vegetable oil extracted from the shea tree\\\\\\\'s fruit and is called Shea Butter because it looks like butter. In Africa, it has been used for a variety of purposes, including folk remedies. Currently, it has been revealed that it contains moisturizing ingredients that cannot be compared to other plants or chemicals in Shea Butter and vitamins that are beneficial to the skin, and is being used in various ways such as face, nail, and body care. The main effects of sherbet include skin aging prevention and elasticity supply, and it contains essential fatty acids and vitamins AE and F that cannot be made in the body, so it has excellent skin nutrition and moisturizing effects.

Macadamia Nut Oil Macadamia Oil Macadamia Oil is an oil derived from macadamia fruits grown mainly on islands in the South Pacific Ocean, such as Hawaii, New Zealand, and Australia, and contains high minerals, proteins, vitamins (especially vitamin AE, F), so it has a high level of skin adsorption and 20% preservation. Macadamia oil, which also warms the skin, is recommended for skin and body massages in winter. It is good for general massages because it is easy to penetrate the skin and smooths the skin.

Chamomile is known to be effective in relieving tension, warming the body, and also in pain and inflammation. Watering withering flowers with chamomile petals also restores vitality, healing fragile plants and preventing outbreaks. Also, if you are cold, putting chamomile flowers in the bath will warm your body and smooth your skin. For this reason, chamomile flower water is used as a bath bomb due to its excellent cosmetic effect and is used as a raw material for sensitive skin skincare, and is also good for recovering from fatigue after exercise.