Description
Be my skin
Lemon and ginger, in one chew
The pairing people reach for in winter, in a small chewable ball you can carry. Individually wrapped, made in Korea, with no added sugar.
How to take them
- 1
One sachet at a time, up to three a day.
- 2
Tear the sachet open and tip the mini balls straight into your mouth, then crunch. No water needed.
- 3
Easy to keep in a bag; each one is sealed.
Good to know
- Made in Korea.
- Box of 30 sachets, 1.5 g each (45 g).
- Contains soy and milk. Made in a facility that also handles egg, peanuts, wheat, crustaceans, shellfish, walnuts and other common allergens; see the pack for the full list.
- No added sugar.
- Shipped from Seoul, about 10–14 days. A$9.90 shipping per order, or free when your order includes the ABELTY Rice Skincare Duo – 2 Sets.
This is a food product, not a medicine. It isn’t intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any condition. Full ingredient list and nutrition information on the packaging.
Try it without the risk
If it isn’t right for you, we refund you.
If it isn’t right for you, tell us within 30 days and we’ll refund you. No need to post it back.
Shipped from Seoul · about 10–14 days · A$9.90 per order, or free when your order includes the ABELTY Rice Skincare Duo – 2 Sets
NOW4U customer · translated from Korean –
I liked the apple cider vinegar ones, so I bought the lemon too — and the lemon tastes even better!
Originally posted on Naver (Korea) · Shortened in translation
NOW4U customer · translated from Korean –
My second order. I ordered it half-doubtful the first time, and it’s convenient.
Originally posted on Naver (Korea) · Shortened in translation
NOW4U customer · translated from Korean –
I was worried the ginger taste would be strong, but it isn’t!
Originally posted on Naver (Korea) · Shortened in translation
NOW4U customer · translated from Korean –
I’ve had apple cider vinegar since the juice days, and when the powder came out about five years ago I thought how good things had got — I never imagined taking it like a vitamin. I’ve also had lemon juice for over ten years and was amazed when it came in single sachets, and about three months ago I started on lemon-ginger juice too. It’s surprising it’s already come out in ball form, like the apple cider vinegar balls. The lemon-ginger balls taste slightly sweeter than the juice. The lemon-ginger juice is bland, so my kids won’t go near it, but these actually taste good, like a vitamin. Each has its pros and cons, but for family members who refuse juice, lemon-ginger in ball form is the best I’ve found so far. Thank you to everyone who made it.
Originally posted on Naver (Korea) · Shortened in translation