Your first step for oily, congested skin
A cleansing foam is where your skincare routine begins. Formulated with charcoal, this cleanser effectively attracts excess sebum and pore-clogging impurities for a deep, thorough cleanse. On makeup days, use a cleansing oil or micellar water first, then follow with this foam as your second cleanse for a truly clean finish.
Morning and evening use
In the morning, it clears away overnight oil buildup. In the evening, it removes the day's accumulated impurities and makeup residue. If your T-zone feels especially greasy, spend a little extra time massaging those areas.
Gentle rolling massage with rich lather
Dispense an appropriate amount onto damp hands and work into a rich lather. Once the foam builds, gently massage it across your entire face using rolling motions. Focus on sebum-prone areas like the sides of your nose and jawline, then lightly touch around the eyes and lips. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water, making sure no residue is left behind.
What to use next, by skin type
If you have oily skin, follow with a lightweight, water-type toner to refine your skin texture, then finish with a light hydrating serum to lock in moisture without shine. If you have combination skin, remember that your T-zone and cheeks have different moisture-oil balances—use lighter products on your T-zone and more hydrating formulas on your cheeks.
Proper cleansing habits and precautions
Rubbing the product directly onto your skin without lathering first can cause irritation. Always rinse with lukewarm water (30–35°C)—hot water can disrupt your skin's moisture-oil balance. This product has completed sensitivity testing, but if you experience any discomfort during use, discontinue and consult a dermatologist.