Pelican Koisuru Oshiri Hip Care Soap Peach 80g - Japanese medicated soap for smooth buttocks skin

Pelican Koisuru Oshiri Hip Care Soap Peach 80g

$9.04
Sale price  $9.04 Regular price  $11.40
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Pelican Koisuru Oshiri Hip Care Soap Peach 80g - Japanese medicated soap for smooth buttocks skin

Pelican Koisuru Oshiri Hip Care Soap Peach 80g

$9.04
Sale price  $9.04 Regular price  $11.40
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  • ✅ Targets hip & thigh darkness and roughness
  • ✅ Dual-scrub: peach kernel + konjac
  • ✅ 6 moisturising components for smooth finish
  • ✅ Over 9.6 million sold in Japan
  • ✅ Sweet fresh peach fragrance
  • ✅ Free from parabens

🛡️ 100% Authentic – Japan domestic version
🚚 Ships from Tokyo
✨ Delivery in 4-6 business days

Description

Pelican Koisuru Oshiri Hip Care Soap Peach 80g is a Japanese body soap for darkening, rough texture, and bumpiness on hips, thighs, and buttocks — areas where friction, pressure, and follicular hyperkeratosis create pigmentation and texture concerns not addressed by standard body washes. Formulated with Peach Kernel Powder, Konjac, and plant extract brightening actives in a fruity-scented bar.

  • Peach Kernel Powder — fine physical scrub for dead skin cell removal without harsh abrasion
  • Konjac (Glucomannan) — gentle secondary scrub smoothing without irritation
  • Fermented Honey Extract — conditions and softens rough texture
  • Plant extract brightening complex — addresses melanin accumulation from friction-triggered pigmentation
  • Peach fragrance — fruity feminine scent of the original Koisuru Oshiri range
  • 80g — targeted body soap bar for hips and thighs

How it works: Hip and thigh darkening is primarily friction-triggered post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation — skin responds to repeated pressure from clothing and movement by increasing melanin production. Peach Kernel Powder removes surface dead cells accumulating over melanin; brightening plant extracts address ongoing melanin production. Daily use progressively lightens and smooths targeted areas.

Peach vs Cool Mint vs Soap Scrub in the Koisuru Oshiri range: Peach is the original everyday variant. Cool Mint adds menthol cooling for refreshing summer or post-exercise use. Soap Scrub (180g) is the intensive treatment format for stubborn texture that daily soap use has not resolved. Start with Peach for daily use; upgrade to Soap Scrub 2–3 times weekly if darkening and texture persist.

Known in Japan as 恋するおしり ヒップケアソープ 80g.

Key Ingredients

  • Peach Kernel Powder — fine physical scrub that buffs dull skin and uneven texture
  • Konjac (Glucomannan) — gentle secondary scrub that smooths without irritation
  • Fermented Honey Extract — conditions skin and supports a soft, plump finish after cleansing
  • Aloe Vera Juice — soothes and hydrates to prevent over-drying during scrubbing
  • Loquat Leaf Extract — moisturising botanical that supports skin softness

HOW TO USE

  1. Wet the bar thoroughly under warm water.
  2. Slide gently in circular motions over hips, thighs or other target areas.
  3. Rinse completely with warm water.
  4. Use daily for best results; follow with body lotion to lock in moisture.
  5. Pro tip: steaming the area in the bath first helps soften skin and improves results.

FAQ

What is the difference between this and the Cool Mint version?

The Peach version has a sweet, fresh peach scent and a standard formula. The Cool Mint version adds menthol and peppermint leaf extract for a refreshing sensation — ideal for warmer months or those who prefer a cooling cleanse.

Can this be used on areas other than the hips?

Yes. The bar works well on elbows, knees, upper arms, thighs and heels — any area prone to roughness or uneven texture from friction or pressure.

How long does one 80g bar last?

With daily use on targeted areas (hips and thighs), most users find one bar lasts approximately 4–6 weeks.

Is this the Japan-domestic version?

Yes. This is the Japan-domestic formula sourced directly from Matsumotokiyoshi and Japanese drugstores by TokyoShelf — the same version sold to consumers in Japan, not an export reformulation.

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