Best seller pure horse oil for moisturizing skin made in Japan

Best seller pure horse oil for moisturizing skin made in Japan

• 100% pure oil using only oil from horses raised with great care on the vast pasture lands of Hokkaido

• It's the top-selling product of our company, and at the "Kitaguni Bussan" store in Asakusa,

200 units are sold to overseas tourists every day.

• Orders of 10 or more units are accepted.

Horse oil, as the name suggests, is oil that comes from horses.

It is made by blending the subcutaneous fat found in parts such as the root of the tail and the mane.

It has long been used to treat a wide variety of ailments including burns and athlete's foot.
Because it closely resembles the oily secretions of the sebaceous glands,

it readily permeates the hard outer layer of the skin,

and can be expected to be highly effective at moisturizing the skin.
This is our most popular item.

It's a natural cosmetic product that contains no additives or scents and has no stickiness or odor.
Experience for yourself the effects of this high quality horse oil that can only be obtained here.

Storing horse oil
* The oil keeps for two years. In places where warm temperatures are experienced,

   the oil should be stored in a refrigerator.
* The oil is of animal origin and customers who are bothered by its odor can leave the oil to

   stand overnight after opening, before it is used.
* The oil can be kept for two years if it is stored in a refrigerator.
* Because it is an animal oil, the horse oil will partially harden if kept in a refrigerator,

   and because is melts at body temperature, it can be applied in small quantities.
   (Because horse oil is soft at room temperature, there is a tendency to apply too great a quantity.

   When using the partially hardened oil kept in a refrigerator, however,

   it is possible to use suitably small quantities.)
* If the horse oil is kept at room temperature, it will normally be in a liquid state.

   This has no negative effect on the quality of the product.

Effects