A highly concentrated facial serum based on mugwort extract that instantly hydrates, nourishes, and soothes sensitive skin. Containing D-panthenol, it strengthens the skin barrier, protecting against environmental aggressors. The serum's powerful formula also whitens the skin and combats the appearance of wrinkles. The product is hypoallergenic and combines unique natural ingredients that regulate the skin's pH balance and sebaceous gland activity.
A highly concentrated facial serum based on mugwort extract that instantly hydrates, nourishes, and soothes sensitive skin. Containing D-panthenol, it strengthens the skin barrier, protecting against environmental aggressors. The serum's powerful formula also whitens the skin and combats the appearance of wrinkles. The product is hypoallergenic and combines unique natural ingredients that regulate the skin's pH balance and sebaceous gland activity.
Specifications
Gender
Unisex
Consumer category
For adults
Application area
Face
Product volume
30 ml
Franchise
MUGWORT
FranchLine
MUGWORT
Product Type
Facial Serum
Purpose
Facial care
Application
After toner, apply the necessary amount of serum to the face and gently massage it in until absorbed.
The Korean eco-friendly brand KUNDAL derives its name from the German word KUNST – art, craftsmanship, and KINDAL, which translates from the indigenous Australian language as macadamia. The brand creates beauty inspired by nature, combining various natural extracts and advanced technologies with unparalleled macadamia oil. The formulas contain over 97% natural ingredients, as defined by the Environmental Working Group, across all KUNDAL product categories: hair care, body care, skin care, and hygiene products. The philosophy of the Korean brand KUNDAL is 'affordable luxury.' The brand offers the highest quality products at accessible prices. KUNDAL's individuality, aside from its name, is reflected in a multitude of signature scents. The brand aims to get closer to its customers by having KUNDAL products present in their daily lives.
