I am satisfied because they are individually packaged like lemonas, so they are easy to carry around and delicious. I kept eating it while carrying it in my cosmetic pouch.

The powder is thick, so it's easy to eat without water. I think it would be better than not eating, so I packed it up.

It has a fresh lemon flavor and is a fine powder type, so it's great to just take it without water.

It has a fresh taste, is easy to carry and take without water, and seems to help moisturize the skin. It seems to help with skin damage caused by UV rays, so I'm eating it well.

It doesn't dissolve well when eaten alone, and mochi is mixed in water with other products (such as Vitamin C) because of its formulation It dissolves pretty well in water, so I think it's easier to eat than eating it alone I always use Cell Fusion's sunblock. Since Inner Beauty came out this time, I was curious, so I bought it The manufacturer is COSMAX, so I think I can trust it. What is UV formula, but it's a product with a good blend of collagen, vitamin c, vitamin d, biotin, etc. It feels like the focus is on restoring collagen damaged by UV rays. When you open the product, it contains 30 bags of powder packed individually about the size of a finger. The powder is almost white and fine. It says it's a lemon-flavored powder that melts when ingested, but it doesn't melt quickly, and it definitely changes to a sticky formulation like sweet and sour caramel. I felt like eating a slightly lemon-flavored caramel It has achieved the real lemon flavor well, so it even has a slight astringency unique to lemon at the end. Thanks to that, it almost doesn't have the fishy smell unique to collagen. I think regular intake will help the skin