Sake Kasu Milk Bath + Face Mask Shinto add 1 tbsp of sake

add 1 tbsp of sake kasu to 2 tbsp of water

The artistry of each piece is rooted in its traditional craftsmanship: led by generations of ironsmiths

these beautiful objets d'art create a tiny ceramic skyline reminiscent of a Japanese village

About Sanjo Special Cast

Sake Kasu Milk Bath + Face Mask Shinto add 1 tbsp of sakeLike many great discoveries, the life changing benefits of sake kasu were revealed by accident. Old and wizened sake masters have long been known to have baby soft, wrinkle free hands. As it turns out, working with koji (an enzyme and amino acid rich mold used in making sake) helped to inhibit the production of melanin, the main cause of sunspots and freckles. One of the byproducts of sake production is sake kasu, residual yeast (also called lees)