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Ultra low molecular weight type achieved by enzymatic decomposition of 4,000 to 10,000 Da. It has excellent permeability to the skin.

Glabridin is an extract powder extracted from the roots of licorice (variety: Glycyrrhiza glabra linne) grown without pesticides. It suppresses melanin synthesis by inhibiting the activity of enzymes such as "tyrosinase" and "TRP-2", which affect the production of melanin pigments that cause spots. It also has anti-inflammatory properties and reduces inflammation caused by UV-B.

Hydrolyzed sodium hyaluronate SF2 is a Super hyaluronic acid Na formulated in cosmetics and quasi-drugs it enhances adsorption to the skin. It has twice the moisturizing properties of general macro molecular hyaluronic acid Na. A part of the hydroxyl group of hyaluronic acid Na is replaced with the acetyl group, and it has hydrophobic and hydrophilic properties.

Glabridin is an extract powder extracted from the roots of licorice (variety: Glycyrrhiza glabra linne) grown without pesticides. It suppresses melanin synthesis by inhibiting the activity of enzymes such as "tyrosinase" and "TRP-2", which affect the production of melanin pigments that cause spots. It also has anti-inflammatory properties and reduces inflammation caused by UV-B. The whitening ingredients derived from licorice (pesticide-free cultivation)

Sodium hyaluronate SF12 can be used as an additive for quasi-drugs. Four types of hyaluronic acid are available by molecular weight.

Ectoin SF is a substance isolated from the extreme microbe Ectothiorhodospira. Haloalkaliphila extracted from the Wadi Natron desert salt lake in Egypt and is a cyclic amino acid derivative obtained by fermentation method. It is an essential and important substance for microorganisms to survive in extreme environments, and can protect cell membranes inside microorganisms (proteins, enzymes and nucleic acids) from the ultraviolet, high temperature and salty environments. There is evidence of anti-inflammatory and moisturizing effects that protect the skin from ultraviolet rays and blue light in skin care.

Hydrolyzed Conchiolin is a raw material treated by hydrolysis to make conchiolin (protein) separated from the nacre of freshwater pearls to make it easier to dissolve in water. By inhibiting the transmission of information to melanocytes by endothelin produced in skin exposed to ultraviolet rays, it leads to white and beautiful skin. It is a whitening raw material derived from pearls.