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Brand from South Korea: ZYMOGEN. Benefits:A shampoo formulated with fermented beer yeast, which is rich in protein, biotin, and mineral, to support healthy-looking hair and scalp.Enriched with spring water, panthenol, and salicylic acid to nurture and restore the balance of the scalp.Relieves the stress of your scalp by leaving a cooling sensation.How to use:1. Apply a moderate amount to wet hair.2. Gently massage as the lather builds, then rinse.

Brand from South Korea: GRAFEN. Benefits:A refreshing shampoo that soothes and restores the pH balance of your scalp while helping to prevent hair thinning.Infused with 22 kinds of amino acid and 4 kinds of plant-based essential oils to help strengthen strands with healthy-looking sheen.Free of harsh chemicals such as silicons.How to use:1. Apply a small amount to wet hair and then massage onto scalp and hair.2. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.

Brand from South Korea: essen HERB. Benefits:A gel-type tea tree shampoo (pH 5-6) specially formulated for oily hair and scalp. Contains Tea Tree Leaf Extract to soothe scalp, reduce the production of excess sebum and restore scalp balance. Formulated with AHA and BHA to exfoliate dead skin cells and remove impurities. With Menthol to refresh scalp and hair, and Panthenol to remove impurities and strengthen the protective barrier on scalp. How to use:1. Take a proper amount on hands and lather up to apply on hair and scalp.2. Massage gently and wash off with flowing water.

Brand from Taiwan: Dr.Hsieh. Brighten skin tone, improve roughness and dullness.Long-lasting moisturizing, nourishes dry skin.Smooth lines and restore firmness and elasticity.Add jojoba seed oil, bisabolol, allantoin and other key ingredients to strengthen moisturizing and repairing.High stretchability and good absorption, non-sticky to clothes, long-term use can tighten the skin and return to youthful skin.Bisabolol: repairs, increases skin protection.Allantoin: Soothes tightness, dryness and itching.Jojoba Seed Oil: Moisturizes for softer skin.Suitable for skin with dryness, fine lines, aging, dullness, etc.Not recommended for pregnant and breastfeeding postpartum women.How to use:Put an appropriate amount of body lotion in the palm of your hand and spread evenly all over your body.It is recommended to use it after bathing. At this time, the cutin will appear moist and it will bring the best skin care experience.It is recommended to use it at night and use sunscreen for protection during the

Brand from South Korea: MIZON. An anti-aging ampoule with highly concentrated peptides to restore a youthfully firm, lifted look.

Brand from South Korea: Pretty skin. Benefits:A silicon-free damaged hair care shampoo infused with Centella Asiatica Extract to calm dry, irritated hair and give elasticity to strands.Enriched with Portulaca Oleracea Extract to restore the protective hair and scalp barrier.Blended with a scented formula with fragrance notes of basil, neroli and white musk, offering a pleasant hair washing experience.With rich and hydrating foam, leaving hair with a citrus scent.Suitable for all hair types.How to use:1. After washing your hair thoroughly with lukewarm water, apply an appropriate amount to your scalp and massage until it lathers.2. Work the shampoo through your hair and rinse it off completely.

Brand from France: NEW ANGANCE. The Illuminating Face Lotion moisturizes and softens the skin.The synergy between mother-of-pearl powder, Champagne and red vine leaves forms a velvety texture, which restores the skin's youthful glow.Moisturizes and softens the skin.Illuminates the complexion.Reduces redness.Reduces excess sebum.Removes makeup residue.Restores the skin's hydrolipidic film.Stimulates blood circulation.How to use:Use morning and night on cleansed skin.Massage the lotion with your fingertips or a cotton pad to the face and neck area.Follow with your usual New Angance routine.

Stressed by the war, poet, pacifist, and protestor Siegfried Sassoon is sent to Craiglockhart Hospital, where his views challenge the patriotic vision of Dr. William Rivers, a neurologist assigned to restore the sanity of shell-shocked soldiers. 10,000 first printing.

A war poet is not one who chooses to commemorate or celebrate a war, but one who reacts against having a war thrust upon him. Along with Siegfried Sassoon and Wilfred Owen, Edward Thomas is, by any reckoning, a major World War I poet. Alongside an illuminating understanding of Thomas's poetry, Jean Moorcroft Wilson explores the intriguing circumstances of the poet's life: his early marriage, his dependence on laudanum, his lively social life, which included many notable writers--among them Joseph Conrad, Edward Garnett, Rupert Brooke, and Hilaire Belloc--and even a ménage à trois with novelist Eleanor Farjeon. But though Thomas's personal life is the stuff of which myths are made--which posterity has been quick to oblige--Wilson pushes against this instinct, arguing that it has obscured Thomas's true worth as a writer.Edward Thomas's poems were not published until some months after his death in 1917, but they have never since been out of print. Described by Ted Hughes as "the father of us all," Thomas occupies a crucial place in the development of twentieth century poetry, with a distinctively modern sensibility remarkably in tune with our twenty-first century outlook. This is the extraordinary life of a poetic genius.

A war poet is not one who chooses to commemorate or celebrate a war, but one who reacts against having a war thrust upon him. Along with Siegfried Sassoon and Wilfred Owen, Edward Thomas is, by any reckoning, a major World War I poet. Alongside an illuminating understanding of Thomas's poetry, Jean Moorcroft Wilson explores the intriguing circumstances of the poet's life: his early marriage, his dependence on laudanum, his lively social life, which included many notable writers--among them Joseph Conrad, Edward Garnett, Rupert Brooke, and Hilaire Belloc--and even a ménage à trois with novelist Eleanor Farjeon. But though Thomas's personal life is the stuff of which myths are made--which posterity has been quick to oblige--Wilson pushes against this instinct, arguing that it has obscured Thomas's true worth as a writer.Edward Thomas's poems were not published until some months after his death in 1917, but they have never since been out of print. Described by Ted Hughes as "the father of us all," Thomas occupies a crucial place in the development of twentieth century poetry, with a distinctively modern sensibility remarkably in tune with our twenty-first century outlook. This is the extraordinary life of a poetic genius.

What sort of institution is education? In this iconoclastic study, James Donald restores the school to its proper place at the heart of post-Enlightenment culture and politics. He traces the emergence of education as an apparatus designed—forlornly—to shape the souls of citizens. He also draws illuminating analogies between education and broadcasting, showing how both conjure up publics and structure the everyday lives of individuals.To balance this focus on the institution of cultural norms, Donald emphasizes the dynamics of fantasy and desire in their negotiation. He therefore juxtaposes the normative practices of education and broadcasting against more transgressive forms of popular culture: pornography, racist thrillers like Fu Manchu, vampire films, and what he calls the vulgar sublime. Finally, drawing on postmodern debates about community and democracy, he sketches a context for reforms in broadcasting and presents a provocative alternative to orthodox progressive ideas about education from the primary school to the university.