MINAMISOMA

In 2011, Minamisoma, a small city in Fukushima prefecture in northern Japan was hit by the Tohoku earthquake. Most of its residents were evacuated and over five years later, in 2016, the residents were allowed to move back. In place of their ruined rice crops, the locals began growing crops of rapeseed instead. Rapeseed plants remove caesium from the soil and their seeds are turned into oil which is radiation-free and safe to use. Fukushima rapeseed oil is used in this shower oil to help skin feel softened and moisturised. Lemon juice, bergamot and olibanum oils give a warm, sunny citrus scent while kinako powder, a flour made from roasted soybeans leaves skin smelling sweet.

How to use:

Simply stroke over the clean body and rinse away for soft and strokable skin.

How to store:

Store your solid shower oil in a cool and dry spot.