Micro-bubble cleansing that protects your skin barrier
A foaming cleanser is the first step in your skincare routine. This one uses micro-bubbles measuring 41μm — six times smaller than your pores — to lift away impurities deep within, while a blend of non-ionic and amino acid-based surfactants helps protect the skin barrier. On makeup days, use a cleansing milk first, then follow with this cleanser for a thoroughly clean finish.
Morning and night, every day — a touchless cleanse that replaces water-only rinsing
If you've been rinsing with water alone in the morning out of concern for dryness, try switching to this. Its barrier-protecting formula is gentle enough to use worry-free, just like a water rinse. In the evening, it removes up to 98% of ultrafine dust accumulated throughout the day. It also cleanses approximately 89% of sunscreen, so on light makeup days, you can skip the double cleanse.
Rich, cushiony lather for friction-free cleansing
Dispense an appropriate amount into your palm and work into a rich lather with water. Once you've built a dense, cushiony foam, apply it all over your face and gently roll the foam across your skin without direct hand contact. Pay a little extra attention around the nose and jawline, touch lightly around the eyes, then rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.
Next-step pairings by skin type
- Dry or sensitive skin: Immediately after cleansing, apply a deeply hydrating toner from the Atobarrier line to lock in moisture
- Combination skin: Follow with a lightweight water-type toner, then finish with a light layer on the T-zone and a richer cream on the cheeks for balance
- Acne-prone skin: Tested and suitable for acne-prone skin, so you can use it with confidence
A gentle cleanser for the whole family
Completed pediatric dermatological testing and extremely sensitive skin testing, making it safe for children's cleansing routines. The cap opens easily with a side snap. Store in a cool place away from direct sunlight, and if redness or itching occurs during use, discontinue and consult a dermatologist.