Silk Protein + CLEAN Lash
Natural silk eyelash extensions have low allergenicity, UV absorption and a moisturizing effect. This product uses only silk made from the "Tomioka Silk Mill", the world’s leading exporter of raw silk. The Tomioka Silk Mill received world heritage status in 2014 for it crucial role in making silk a major export. This product offers a unique sense of jet black and texture that does not have an unnatural gloss, thus meeting the genuine intention of eyelash extensions. Soft, eye-catching to the eyelashes, a special item of artificial eyelashes "Silk Protein Eyelash" originated in Japan.
It is completely different from what is called conventional silk powder, MATSUKAZE applys Natural and Real which with high water dispersibility, tasteless, odorless, and has excellent biocompatibility (compatible with any allergic skin), cuts UV rays, and bacteriostatic.
"Nano Fibroin®" is a raw material that is as safe to eat as it is without using any preservatives or preservatives, and has been registered at PCPC (Personal Care Products Council) in August 2015.
“Nano Fibroin®” is a registered trademark of Matsuda Yokan.
In addition, the change of light reflection angle expresses natural luster, and you can realize the soft and luxurious feeling of luxury, that is the charm of silk.
WORLD HERITAGE
The World Cultural Heritage "Tomioka Silk Mill and Silk Industry Remains" is the theme of "technological innovation" which realized mass production of living systems whose production was limited for a long time and "technology exchange" between the world and Japan. It is a legacy of modern silk production. The mass production technology of raw silk developed by Japan spreads silk, which used to be of the privileged class of the department, to people all over the world, and has made it even richer.
MATSUKAZE’s silk protein lash, is born from here.
※ Source: Japan, Gunma Prefecture Planning Department World Heritage Division URL http://worldheritage.pref.gunma.jp/
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