Cosmetic Oil Makomo Cosmetic Soap "Misogi"
Lotion Mask
3-piece gift set: Give a special skin care gift to someone special

These skin care products made with simple ingredients and gentle on the skin are perfect as gifts for pregnant women and Mother's Day gifts. There are three items: a plant-based oil lotion made with Izumo wild plants and Tamazukuri hot spring water, a handmade soap made from amakomo rice grown without chemical fertilizers or pesticides, and a lotion mask that is gentle on the skin.

Fragrant beauty care items relax both the mind and body and refresh your mood. It's sure to become a special time for skin care in your busy daily life. This is a special skin care gift set that conveys your feelings of consideration and gratitude.

Handmade soap made with Makomo rice grown without chemical fertilizers or pesticides and the soft spring water of Tamatsukuri Onsen.

This oil lotion is made with plenty of ingredients unique to Shimane Prefecture, such as Makomo, Yamamomo, Tamazukuri hot spring water, Oki Island's Shinba grass, and Hikawa sunflower seed oil. The moist texture adheres firmly to the skin, providing a refreshing feel when used.

The refreshing and calming scent of Japanese Kuromoji has high moisturizing power and leads to moisturized skin. When you wrap your face with the whole palm of your hand, you can feel the clear sweet scent of Kuromoji, which enhances the relaxing effect.

A lotion mask containing Izumo wild plants (Makomo and Yamamomo) and Tamazukuri hot spring water that wraps around the skin and locks in moisture. It leaves your skin as moist as after you get out of the hot spring. It is a low-irritation, gentle formula for the skin.

For moisturized skin like after getting out of a hot spring

After washing your face, leave it on for about 10 minutes. We recommend using the items in the following order: face wash → mask → oil lotion.

A place with the theme of prayer, featuring Izumo Japanese and Chinese medicine and Tamatsukuri hot spring water.
Skincare brand kiu

Ancient Izumo was known as the land of medicine. The Izumo no Kuni Fudoki, compiled 1,300 years ago, lists over 100 types of plants that grew wild in Izumo, more than half of which were medicinal herbs.

In order to preserve the ancient wisdom as a culture, kiu Kiu will continue to create cosmetics that harmonize the skin and mind using ingredients such as plants unique to Izumo that are grown without pesticides by local producers and salt made using traditional methods.