D AGICA Armpit Mouse Prevention Set of Made in 30g Men's Cream, 2, Quasi-drug, Japan, Additive-free,

▶︎ The only official store that handles D AGICA is [AGICA/NOANDE official mail order]. This product is a 2-bottle set of AGICA's first ever anti-armpit cream, "D AGICA", which boasts an antibacterial rate of over 99.999% (according to Japan Food Functional Analysis Research Institute, June 2018) against bacteria that cause armpit irritation. ▶︎ D AGICA double-blocks the generation of odors with two major active ingredients: ``zinc paraphenolsulfonate,'' which controls the sweat produced by the apocrine sweat glands that causes armpit odor, and ``isopropyl methylphenol,'' which suppresses the growth of bacteria that like sweat. ▶︎ We have selected 12 types of naturally derived ingredients that have the power and gentleness to work against odor-causing bacteria. By combining them in the best balance, you will have trouble-free skin regardless of your age or skin type.
 ▶︎ Even if you can effectively block odors, there is no point if it doesn't last. After D AGICA's active ingredients adhere closely to the skin, it catches and envelops the bacteria that cause armpit odor, and approaches odors with convincing odor-transmitting power. With a formula that does not easily run off with sweat, it has excellent stability and stays freshly applied all day long, even during sweaty seasons. ▶︎ Made in Japan, it does not contain any irritating ingredients such as synthetic colorants, synthetic fragrances, parabens, mineral oils, animal-derived ingredients, or UV absorbers, so that it can be used by people with sensitive or sensitive skin. The AGICA series won first place in the "Body Care Category" for three consecutive years from 2018 to 2020 at the "Menkura Cosmetics Awards" organized by the magazine "MEN'S CLUB." It is also a popular brand in many media and industries. This product is AGICA's first anti-armpit cream for men, "D AGICA," which boasts an antibacterial rate of 99.999% or more against the bacteria that causes armpit mites (according to Japan Institute for Food Functional Analysis, June 2018).