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Pyunkang yul 1/3 Cotton Pads
$7
Use these pads and you will only need “1/3” of the amount of liquid skincare product that you would normally use. Soft and cushiony, these beauty pads are designed to deliver toner or essence to the skin more effectively than traditional cotton pads by soaking up the liquid product and then releasing it back when pressed onto the skin. Made with a pulp and rayon blend, these pads do not pill easily and are also excellent for making your own sheet mask at home. Simply saturate 3 pads with your favorite toner or essence (we highly suggest PKY Essence Toner) and place them onto the forehead and cheeks. Wait 5-10 minutes before removing.
HOW TO USE
Step1. After cleansing, soak the cotton pad thoroughly with the toner and gently wipe the face, removing any irritants.
Step2. Soak the sponge pad with an adequate amount of the toner and gently pat the skin, allowing absorption.
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Brand
Pyunkang Yul
INGREDIENTS
PLEASE NOTE: Ingredients are subject to change at manufacturer’s discretion. For the most complete and up-to date list of ingredients, please refer to the product packaging.
CAUTION
- For external use only.
- Avoid contact with eyes.
- Store in a cool and dry place.
- Discontinue use if rash, redness, or itching occurs. Consult your physician if irritation persisys.
- Keep it out of the reach of children.
About brand: Pyunkang Yul
Pyunkang Yul was established in March 2016 by Pyunkang Korean Medicine Hospital, an institution known for treating atopic skin disorders. Adhering to a philosophy of holistic body wellness, Pyunkang Yul believes healthy skin is attained by maintaining its oil and moisture balance. The brand avoids unnecessary chemical substances in its products, using only natural ingredients that are most gentle on the skin. The brand’s bestsellers include the Moisture Ampoule and Moisture Cream from its basic line, as well as the ATO Cream, Cleanser and Lotion from its ATO line which caters to sensitive skin. Products are 100% made in Korea and cruelty-free.
