Trapa Japonica Peel Extract is expected to offer skin lightening effect. Significant effects were observed in reducing the number of blown blotches and other blotches. Also Trapa Japonica Peel Extract is expected to offer astringent effect. Significantly strong astringency was observed compared with tannic acid. We recommend it for pore care items. Trapa Japonica Peel Extract is a water-soluble polyphenol extract from Trapa japonica peel from obtained from Onibishi. Makibishi made of Onibishi was one of the items supposedly used by the ninja.
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GSI Europe imports cosmetic raw materials, formulations and skin care products made in Japan. This includes naturally-derived ingredients, Japanese plant extracts for moisturization, anti-oxidation, anti-wrinkle, skin brightening and deodorant, beauty care goods like nanofiber face & eye masks, water-soluble gel sheets, new generation water dispersible sunscreen and so on.
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