■ Oshu Sabon (Premium, Rich, Natural)
Oshu Sabon is filled with the blessings of brown rice and plants. With a plump and rich lather, it feels like an enveloping wash. It contains plenty of fermentation-derived "rice rice lees" that contain amino acids and ceramides, which are indispensable for moisturizing the skin. It is an excellent facial cleansing soap that washes properly and moisturizes.
What you can see the origin of
Our organic rice ethanol has a clear origin. What year of rice was produced, when was the rice planted, and when was the rice harvested? You can trace when it was fermented and distilled. We would like to make sure that the raw materials used in this ethanol are as clear as possible. No petroleum-derived ingredients, synthetic fragrances, or synthetic preservatives are used, and no genetically modified ingredients are used. We aim to create environmentally friendly products.
Organic Certification
The rice used for ethanol production is JAS organic rice, which is pesticide-free and chemical-free. Refined organic rice and ethanol have obtained USDA NOP certification and Ecocert COSMOS certification, and rice rice lees has obtained USDA NOP certification. By clearing strict checks from external organizations, we aim to create products that everyone can use with peace of mind.
Zero Waste
The fermentation lees produced in the process of ethanol extraction are made from brown rice and are rich in nutritional value. In addition to being used as a raw material for cosmetics, it is also used as feed for chickens and cattle, realizing a recycling-oriented society that does not generate waste. The packaging of the Sabon bag is devised so that it can be used as a small item container.
Utilization of unused resources
It is said that abandoned farmland and fallow land in Japan are 1/3 of the total. We use the fallow and idle fields to grow JAS organic rice that is pesticide-free and chemical-free.
We do not test on animals
We recommend the idea that it is difficult to verify the safety of products used by humans in other animals with species differences, and we do not do it in-house.