Lion Kirei Kirei Medicated Liquid Hand Soap 250ml

Description

Kirei Kirei medicated liquid hand soap is a hand soap that has been loved for a long time since released in 1997. Uses a pump head that makes it easy for small children and the elderly to wash their hands. Uses 100% botanical cleaning ingredients. It has a faint citrus fruity fragrance. It doesn’t leave much residue on your hands, so you don’t have to worry about using it while cooking. Eco-friendly, economical refills are also available. The large size comes with a cap, which is convenient for refilling and storage. 

• No.1 Hand Soap in Japan
• A citrus fruity scent with a faint scent.
• A unique anti-bacterial formulation that uses IPMP^ (anti-bacterial ingredient) to help provide safe anti-bacterial protection
• Gentle on skin with 100% cleansing ingredients from plants
• The pump head is easy for small children and the elderly to use

Active Ingredients: isopropylmethylphenol Other Ingredients: glycerin, lauric acid, liquid sorbitol, myristic acid, potassium hydroxide, ammonium acrylates copolymer, monoethanolamine, polystyrene emulsion, fragrance, EDTA, sodium benzoate 

• This is a Japanese product and the labels on the item are only written in Japanese
• Above is a machine translation and may include obscure expression
• The packaging of the real product may be different from the image

A function that protects the body, the “bacteria barrier”

We have a function that protects (barriers) the body from invading viruses and bacteria. Its function is the “bacteria barrier”. However, the “bacteria barrier” is very delicate. Excessive hand washing and gargling may cause the function of the “bacteria barrier” to deteriorate. That’s why it’s important not to interfere with the “germ barrier” when washing your hands or gargling.

Bacteria barrier “indigenous bacteria” on the fingers!

Bacteria always live on the surface of the fingers. The “sebum film” created by this indigenous bacteria plays the role of a barrier function that suppresses rough hands and the growth of bad bacteria. However, excessive sterilization can reduce the function of the indigenous bacteria, which can lead to rough hands and infections.