From Oil to Foam, One-Step Cleansing Starts Here
An oil to foam cleanser combines the roles of cleansing oil and foam cleanser in a single step. On makeup days, you can finish your cleanse with just this product—no separate double cleanse needed—streamlining the first step of your skincare routine. After cleansing, you can move straight to toner.
Adapt Your Use for Morning and Evening
In the evening, use it to dissolve makeup, sunscreen, and the buildup of impurities from the day. In the morning, it works beautifully to gently clear away sebum produced overnight. Its makeup-removing power has been clinically confirmed, so it's more than enough even on days when you've only worn sunscreen.
Two-Phase Cleansing, Starting with Dry Hands
- Pump 2–3 times onto dry hands and gently massage over your entire face in circular motions to dissolve makeup
- Add a small amount of water to your fingertips and the oil will transform into a rich, dense foam
- Massage in the foam for about 30 seconds, then rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water
On days when you've only applied sunscreen or gone makeup-free, you can also dispense directly onto damp hands and lather up from the start.
Pairing with Your Next Step by Skin Type
If you have dry skin that feels tight after cleansing, follow immediately with a deeply hydrating toner to lock in moisture. Combination skin types can adjust serum application by zone—observing how your T-zone and cheeks feel—for balanced care. The formula has completed a suitability test for sensitive skin, so you can use it comfortably even on reactive days.
Tips for Gentle Use
For heavy point makeup like waterproof mascara, remove it first with a dedicated remover before cleansing. Store in a cool place away from direct sunlight, and if you experience redness or itching during use, discontinue and consult a dermatologist.