beautyofjoseon Apricot Blossom Peeling Gel 100ml

A scrub that gently clears what pores quietly collect: excess sebum, dead skin cells, uneven texture. Japanese apricot blossom isn't just a poetic name — it's present at 19%, dissolved in a floral water that softens while the gel does its work. Nothing harsh, nothing unnecessary.

Texture and ingredients — The formula is built around two measured, verifiable actives. Prunus Mume floral water — Japanese plum blossom, commonly known as Japanese apricot — makes up 19% of the composition and helps keep the skin's surface hydrated. Plant-derived cellulose, at 8%, forms the micro-particles that, when massaged over dry skin, lift away impurities without scratching. The texture is a classic peeling gel: it goes on translucent, firms up slightly as you massage, then rinses off cleanly. Allantoin supports skin comfort; rice, camellia and lotus extracts round out the formula without taking centre stage — they appear in the INCI list, and no further claims are made.

How to use — Apply to dry skin on the face and body, avoiding the eye area. Dispense a reasonable amount, massage in circular motions for about twenty seconds — that's when the cellulose gets to work — then rinse off. Skin is left with a slightly smoother, less dull feel. The 100 ml size sits on a bathroom shelf without crowding it; how often you use it depends on how your skin responds.

• 19% Prunus Mume floral water (Japanese plum blossom) in the formula.
• 8% plant-derived cellulose: the physical exfoliant in the gel.
• Suitable for face and body — one product for both.
• Contains allantoin, known to help minimise discomfort during exfoliation.
• 100 ml format: store away from heat and excess humidity to keep the gel texture intact.