Natori Bifida Ferment Filtrate HD filtrate is an ingredient obtained by filtering the fermentation of Bifida bacteria. It has been clinically proven for skin activation, reducing skin irritation and having high efficacy in improving the skin barrier. Rich in amino acids and organic acids, it improves unbalanced skin and provides nutrition to rough skin caused by external harmful environments. Furthermore, protein, lactose, and lactic acid found in this filtrate helps to improve skin tone. It is able to penetrate into the skin damaged by UV rays, improving the area and protecting the skin from penetration by other substances.
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Ecoori participates in the R&D, production and marketing of materials focused on sustainability. For years, they have held on to the belief that environmental sustainability and the development of the chemical industry should go hand in hand. Ecoori produces green and sustainable home and personal care ingredients.
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