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What it is:
Shiseido Aquair Rich Moist Body Wash can remove dirt completely while moisturizing dry, rough skin.
What it does:
Containing human tissue components of natural hydrophilic penetration moisturizing factor aqua synergy, can penetrate to the inner layer of the skin, concentrating moisture, and hydrating skin.
What else you need to know:
Water passphrase AQUAIR familiar beauty-conscious women, has been constantly nourishing the body and mind from the depths of the water, a sensual experience for everyone to experience.
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*Ingredients may vary slightly due to formula updates by brands. Please consult packaging for most accurate list of ingredients
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Shiseido Aquair Rich Moist Body Wash is formulated with Shiseido's proprietary moisture-lock technology combined with hydrating botanical extracts. The formula includes glycerin and amino acid complexes that work to cleanse while maintaining skin's natural moisture barrier. For a complete ingredient list, please refer to the product packaging or Shiseido's official website, as formulations may vary by region.
Shiseido Aquair Rich Moist Body Wash is designed with a gentle, pH-balanced formula that's suitable for many skin types, including sensitive skin. However, if you have known sensitivities to specific ingredients, we recommend reviewing the full ingredient list first. If you have very reactive or compromised skin, patch test on a small area before full-body use, or consult a dermatologist.
Yes, this body wash is specifically formulated for dry and dehydrated skin. The 'Rich Moist' formula contains hydrating agents designed to cleanse without stripping natural oils. The added moisture-lock technology helps maintain skin hydration even after cleansing, making it ideal for those with chronically dry skin or during dry seasons.