the ancestral power of sake kasu balanced by science
for centuries, sake kasu, known in japanese as “nihonshu” has been an ancestral beauty ingredient in japan known for its exceptional antioxidant properties.
sake is a japanese rice wine that is formed following the fermentation of rice. the japanese sake ritual is a traditional ceremony that involves the offering and consumption of sake. traditionally, this ritual is performed at special occasions, such as weddings and festivals.
as a result of its careful fermentation process, sake kasu is rich in enzymes and amino acids. it gently exfoliates the uppermost layers of skin, while minerals and vitamins boost the skin’s natural moisture-retaining properties. geishas were among the first to discover sake’s beautifying benefits. traditionally, they used sake in beauty routines, applying it as a lotion.
geishas were among the first to discover sake’s beautifying benefits.
as sake is rich in antioxidants, it helps protect the hair from environmental aggressors. other nutrients found in sake can also help strengthen the
hair shaft, preventing damage and breakage.
sourced in ishikawa, japan, where the purity of landscapes are preserved.
a unique sake fermentation process in refined wooden barrels to further enhance the ingredient’s natural benefits.