K-Blend HANA is an herb extract complex inspired by traditional Japanese ointment, "Shiun-kou" and "Chuou-kou". These ointments were invented by Seishū Hanaoka (1760-1835), who is the first person on record to have succeeded surgical treatment of breast cancer under general anesthesia. Thanks to this combination, this product has the effect of Tyrosinase Inhibition activity (Whitening) and DPPH Radical Scavenging activity (Anti-oxidant).
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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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