Gion Tsujiri Kyoto Matcha Cosmetics Lip Cream Gift Organic Scent Souvenir Respect Aged Day

Brand Introduction Previous Page Gift Set Access Store Tea Access Store Matcha Sweets Access Store Next Page Product Description Kyoto Uji Tea Gion Tsujiri "We deliver the rich taste and enjoyment of Uji tea from Gion, Kyoto." This is something we cherish every day. Tea leaves have various flavors, and there are many ways to enjoy matcha. It brings us joy to let you savor truly delicious Uji tea along with the charm of Gion, Kyoto. ■ Gion Tsujiri Matcha Cosmetics ■ Gion Tsujiri, which has long delivered Uji tea in Gion, Kyoto, has created matcha cosmetics from carefully selected ingredients. Using matcha "Kento no Mukashi," released to commemorate 1200 years since the establishment of Heian, we focus on natural ingredients. The tea leaves cultivated in southern Kyoto are meticulously selected and ground with a stone mill to create the finest matcha from Gion Tsujiri. Matcha Lip Cream ■ Luxurious lip using premium matcha "Kento no Mukashi" Matcha Baum ■ Using the highest quality matcha "Kento no Mukashi." A luxurious rich skincare cream Matcha TEA SOAP ■ Natural cosmetics for adults who live beautifully Soap made with organic materials extracted from Gion Tsujiri's "matcha," "sencha," and "hojicha." ■ Luxurious lip using the highest quality matcha "Kento no Mukashi" ■ Introducing matcha lip cream, a collaborative product with the soap workshop "Kyoto Shabonnya," which focuses on natural materials! Oil extracted from the seeds of "Yucha," a member of the Camellia family, which is the same as the tea plant "Chanoki," spreads easily and blends well with the skin. It is finished to enhance the refreshing aroma of matcha. No color will be added to the lips; discontinue use if it does not suit your lips. Due to handmade nature, color and scent may vary. This product is not edible. ■ About Gion Tsujiri ■ The history of Gion Tsujiri began in 1860, when it was named "Tsujiri" after the first owner, Tsujiri Uemon, and started the manufacturing and selling of Uji tea in Uji (now Uji City, Kyoto). Later, it was renamed "G