A gentle polish to reveal renewed radiance.
Inspired by centuries-old Japanese beauty rituals, where rice water was used to cleanse, soften and preserve the skin, this creamy exfoliating polish brings a modern approach to time-honoured care.
Formulated with fine rice micro-particles to softly buff away dull surface cells, and vitamin C to support even tone and luminosity, it leaves skin feeling smoother, clearer and visibly more radiant.
Rice bran oil, naturally rich in antioxidants, helps nourish and protect the skin while supporting elasticity and softness. A delicate blend of vanilla and white floral notes transforms exfoliation into a calming sensory ritual, balancing clarity with softness.
Gentle yet effective, it is suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.
Ritual
Apply to damp skin and massage gently in circular motions.
Rinse with warm water and pat dry.
Use 1–2 times a week as a mindful renewal ritual.
Key Benefits
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Gently exfoliates and smooths skin texture
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Brightens and helps even skin tone
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Helps reduce the appearance of dullness and uneven pigmentation
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Refines the appearance of pores
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Leaves skin soft, polished and radiant
Botanical & Active Highlights
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Rice Micro-Particles – Gently buff away dull surface cells without irritation
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Rice Bran Oil – Rich in antioxidants to nourish, protect and support skin elasticity
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Vitamin C – Supports brightness, even tone and natural radiance
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Vanilla & White Floral Notes – Create a soft, calming sensory experience
Ritual Origins
For centuries, Japanese beauty rituals have embraced the power of rice to maintain soft, luminous skin. Geishas were known to use rice water to gently cleanse and refine the complexion, preserving moisture while enhancing smoothness and clarity.
Today, this same philosophy inspires our approach - combining time-honoured ingredients with modern formulation to support radiant, balanced skin.
Gentle Care
For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. If contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with clean water. Keep out of reach of children.
