PDC Wafood Made Sake Kasu Peeling Mask - (5.99 oz) Polish your way to a mochi-soft glow with the power of fermented sake

Step into the secret of the Japanese master brewers with the PDC Wafood Made Sake Kasu Peeling Mask. For centuries, it was noted that the hands of those who handled "Sake Kasu" (sake lees) remained remarkably youthful, soft, and bright. This 170g (5.99 oz) wash-off pack brings that ancient wisdom to your modern vanity, acting as a high-performance 2-in-1 treatment that both exfoliates and deeply nourishes. This specialized "Glow" version is engineered for dry, lackluster skin that needs a reset, combining the brightening power of fermented rice with a gentle physical peel to unveil a "mochi-soft" complexion.

The heart of the formula is the Sake Lees Extract sourced from the traditional Kawazu Brewery in Kumamoto, Japan. This nutrient-dense "sludge" is naturally rich in vitamins, amino acids, and kojic acid, which work in harmony to inhibit melanin and even out hyperpigmentation. Unlike harsh chemical peels, the "Peeling Mask" uses soft rice bran powder and cellulose to physically lift away dead skin cells and environmental pollutants. We call it "skin-polishing" because it doesn’t just clean; it refines the skin's surface, allowing your subsequent serums and moisturizers to penetrate twice as deep for maximum efficacy.

The texture is a sensory delight—thick, creamy, and reminiscent of freshly kneaded rice dough—with a soft, fruity sake fragrance that turns your bathroom into a Tokyo spa. Infused with Arbutin and Rice Ceramides, it provides a "moisture-lock" finish that ensures your skin feels plump and bouncy rather than stripped after rinsing. It is the ultimate solution for "orange peel" texture and dullness, providing a professional-grade exfoliation that is gentle enough for 2-3 uses per week. Whether you are prepping for a big event or recovering from a stressful week, this mask provides a tangible, luminous glow that looks like you've had a full night of restorative sleep in just ten minutes.