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2021 Wecosmoprof Directory 2021 WeCOSMOPROF Directory 2021 WeCOSMOPROF International PAVILION CONTENTS Cosmetics & Toiletries Beauty & Spa Professional Hair Supply Chain Green & Organic Nailworld Abill Korea Co., Ltd 3CP Co., Ltd. Aichi Scissors International Colorpink R&D Incorporation CELLHAPPYCO EPOSS BEAUTY CO., LTD. Alpha Optron Acmedi Korea Co., Ltd Contempo Co., Ltd. Corea Puff Co., Ltd. Inward Co., Ltd Magicare by Daeil Beauty Collection Co.,Ltd. Ampulogy Act International Inc. Curlyshyll EJ PACK XUYONI SHINWOO UNION CO., LTD. Ancors Co.,Ltd Chosung Corporation Co., Ltd. Dongsung Bio Pharm Co., Ltd. ELCOS CO., LTD. BEPLAIN Cosmo C&T HAIRFAN GLP Korea Co. LTD Bigcell Bio Co., Ltd. DERMATHOD JWorks Ext. GOSHENKOREA CO., LTD Bjt International Co., Ltd. ECOWELL CO., LTD. Korea She's Line Co Ltd HEAZ Co., Ltd. Bonne Co., Ltd GCS Co., Ltd. SEWHA P&C Inc. Huons Blossom Co., Ltd. PAVILION Boutijour Ilwooelectron Co., Ltd. Shuvl Professional Co., Ltd. Intops Co., Ltd. Chamos Cosmetic Co., Ltd. J-Me International Soky C&T Co., Ltd. Mark & Teams Co Ltd CHONGKUNDANG HEALTH CARE Jion Meditech YJBN Co Ltd Nest-filler PKG CNF CO., LTD Koru Pharmaceuticals Co., Ltd NS Retail Co., Ltd. COSRX Inc MEDICON CO., LTD. Salty Family Group Co.,Ltd DH Cosmetic. Co., Ltd MR Innovation Co., Ltd Seoul Cosmetics Co., Ltd Dear Dahlia Paean Aesthetics, Inc. Sun&L Co Ltd DMS International Co., Ltd. RaNIQ Co Ltd Sung Jin E.Z. COSTEC CO LTD Seweon Co., Ltd Trueseal Co., Ltd Elrise Corporation Sislab Corporation Inc Eusta&Co., Ltd. Skinmedience Firstmarket Co., Ltd. Small Lab Co.,Ltd G1 BIO The Standard Co., Ltd Genic Co., Ltd. Weero Hanul Co., Ltd WONTECH CO., LTD HS International Inc. Doctors Tech Co., Ltd. Hwado Cosmetic Inc J.C People Co., Ltd. MONOGLOT HOLDINGS INC. Myungin Cosmetics Co Ltd OMELON CO. LTD Ottie International Co., Ltd. Phymongshe PURENSKIN CO., LTD Rebecoco Co., Ltd Skinmed International Co., Ltd. Thank You Farmer Co., Ltd THE BLESSEDMOON SHANGPREE Vivozon Healthcare Inc Welcos Co., Ltd WETTRUST CO LTD Yeonji Cosmetics Youngwon Costech Co Ltd Zenpia Co., Ltd. STAR CORPORATION THE DIGITAL EVENT FOR BEAUTY Cosmetics & Toiletries PAVILION Abill Korea Alpha Optron We have succeeded today with 20 years of aged know-how. Alpha Optron is a leader in the self-care beauty tools market. Founded in 2012, Alpha Optron pioneered a new market Abill Korea Co., Ltd. is a global company that creates natural beauty, established in 2014 by launching a 2017 [Foot exfoliator] on the market, starting with a glass-based self-care and is growing rapidly with the aim of not only domestic but also overseas markets. beauty tool [Nail Shiner]. Magic Nail Nail Shiner, Magic Pedi Foot Exfoliator is studied in Currently, we are expanding our brand position beyond Korea to the global market. Alpha Optron Co., Ltd. and manufactured in Korea using patented technology. We are constantly striving to produce small orders in accordance with customer's needs and to produce prompt progress and excellent quality. Patent No. 10-1900941 (Nail shiner), 10- 1914210 (Foot exfoliator) ▒ Ceo Hyeong min Kim ▒ Tel +82-2-867-0220 ▒ Product cosmetics ▒ Ceo Jung Chuljin ▒ Tel +031-222-8097 ▒ Product Nail & Foot Care Tools ▒ Web www.nacific.com ▒ FAX +82-2-3281-1007 ▒ Add 1106, Cherry Blossom-ro, Geumcheon-gu, ▒ Web www.alphaoptron.com ▒ FAX +031-222-8098 ▒ Add 3-405, 705, Haean-ro, Sangnok-gu, Ansan-si, Seoul, Republic of Korea Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea ▨ Product ▨ Product Fresh Herb Origin Serum MAGIC GLASS NAIL SHINER (Patent No : 10-1900941) - Aloe vera leaf water (42%) contained instead of purified water provides moisture and nutrition, and the patented ingredient Sepicam helps soothe skin with antioxidant effects and external stimulation. - Orange-colored natural scent provides a refreshing and pleasant use • Main Ingredient(s) - Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Water, Sepicalm, Camellia Japonica Flower Extract Pore Complex • Storage/Ingestion Methods - Keep out of reach of children / Keep away from direct sunlight Only 1 Step Shining Nails Environment-Friendly Glass Multi-tool nail shiner The existing 3~6 stage process Transform the brittle, dry and The high quality of glass prevents The Magic Nail Shiner can Phyto Niacin Whitening Essence that uses a rough buffer can be rough nails to shiny, healthy nails the tool from wearing out quickly function as a nail file, nail buffer replaced by this fast and simple that maintain their shine for making it last for a long period of and nail polisher. - This essence contains 5% niacinamide and has a skin-lighting effect. one-stage process. more than 2 weeks. time. - Contains bamboo extracts other than purified water • Main Ingredient(s) - Niacinanide(5%), Centella Asiatica Extract, Made White, Sodium Hyaluronate • Storage/Ingestion Methods MAGIC GLASS FOOT FILE (Patent No : 10-1914210) - Keep out of reach of children / Keep away from direct sunlight Real Floral Toner Calendula - This toner contains port marigold flower extract to provide necessary nutrition for dull and sensitive skin to hydrate dry skin and make your skin lively. - Contains real petals for greater effect No skin damage Use on dry feet Compact size Unique design • Main Ingredient(s) Our micro bumps on the surface Excessive exfoliation coupled Just take this compact sized glass We offer a wide range of design so - Calendula Officinalis Flower Extract(1,020ppm), Centella Asiatica Extract, Herb 7- Complexm, Sodium Hyaluonate safely but effectively remove with wet feet could damage your foot file with you and quickly you can choose whichever you • Storage/Ingestion Methods rough and cracked skin from foot skin, worsening the process remove hard skin from your feet want and enjoy your foot scrubbing - Keep out of reach of children / Keep away from direct sunlight your feet. of cornification. anywhere anytime. regimen. 2021 WeCOSMOPROF Directory 2021 WeCOSMOPROF Directory Bizinone, Inc. 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Hypoallergenic. Non-comedogenic. Non-irritating, All products dermatologist tested. Hand/Nail/Foot/Hair pack/Message Gel/3-Step Nose pack/Tea bag Cleanser/Hand Sanitizer 2021 WeCOSMOPROF Directory 2021 WeCOSMOPROF Directory Moments Company Inc. Bigcell Bio Don’t worry, Beplain! Our goal is to help our customers feel sympathy, warmth, and comfort while relieving them from their worries, uneasiness, and stress. Good cosmetics for successful skin management Bigcell Bio is skincare that focuses on Stress-free, gender-neutral, and clean-beauty summarizes our core value and provides protection of the skin from the external environment as one ages rather than effectiveness direction to all our activities. All of our products are artificial fragrance free. It is suitable for on current problems, and this is successful skincare for beautiful aging. everyone of all ages and gender. We exclude ingredients that are harmful to the human body and Mother Nature. Not only that, our products have been recognized for its skincare effects and have received several awards from Allure Korea, Hwahae and Oliveyoung. ▒ Ceo YoonJin Jung ▒ Tel (+82) 070-7575-4276 ▒ Product Cosmetic (Skincare) ▒ Ceo Jungbum, Lee ▒ Tel +822-325-2818 ▒ Product Cosmetics (Foot Care Product) ▒ Web www.beplainglobal.com ▒ FAX (+82) 02-2135-3428 ▒ Add U407, 145, Dosan-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, ▒ Web www.calluspeel.com ▒ FAX +822-325-2819 ▒ Add SK V1 Center E1409, 11, Dangsanro 41gil, South Korea, 06036 Yeongdeungpo, Seoul, Korea Zip 07217 ▨ Product ▨ Product Greenful pH-Balanced Cleansing Foam Callus Peel Mist Kit An effective yet gentle pH-balanced facial cleanser that contains Mung bean extract, known to have outstanding • The pH of Callus Peel Mist is weak balanced : Many of these kinds of products use strong alkaline the pH is over 13.00 cleansing ability.
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