MyKirei by KAO is launching its first wellness products this week, inspired by the centuries-old concept of onsen, natural geothermal hot springs found throughout Japan. The brand introduces the Onsen Therapy Soothing Mineral Bath Soak and Soothing Steam Eye Mask to provide relaxation and rejuvenation to the body and mind.
The Soothing Mineral Bath Soak, infused with the bright, woody fragrance of Japanese Hinoki, recreates the onsen experience to calm and renew. Rich in carbonic acid and health-infusing minerals, this soak leaves skin feeling soft and refreshed, relieving tired muscles and stress for deep relaxation and restful sleep.
The Soothing Steam Eye Mask is a portable remedy for tired eyes and strain from screen time. Infused with Japanese Hinoki fragrance, this mask relieves tension and stress, soothing tired eyes and reducing the appearance of puffiness. Featuring unique mineral-based steam cell technology, the mask provides immediate refreshment and relaxation.
Priced at $15 each, with packages containing five products, these new wellness offerings are available at mykirei.com.
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MyKirei by KAO Introduces Two New Wellness Products
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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