Cleansing that starts with hydrating oat-infused foam
A cleansing foam is the first step in your skincare routine. For your toner, essence, and cream to absorb properly, a thorough cleanse comes first. On days when you wear heavy makeup, start with a cleansing oil or balm, then follow with this foam for a truly clean finish. Light makeup or eyeshadow with shimmer can be removed with this product alone.
Gentle enough for daily use, morning and night
In the morning, use it to gently clear away sebum produced overnight. In the evening, it removes sunscreen and the buildup of impurities from the day. Clinical testing confirmed 93.78% removal of sunscreen and 61% reduction of pore-clogging debris. Oat extract helps maintain hydration without tightness, even after cleansing.
Build a rich, creamy meringue-like lather
Wet your hands, dispense an appropriate amount, and work it into a generous foam. A foam maker can help create an even bouncier lather. Once you've built a dense, mochi-like foam, massage it gently over your entire face in circular motions, then rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.
Pairing suggestions based on your skin concern
- Dry skin: Apply a deeply hydrating toner immediately after cleansing to lock in moisture
- Combination skin: Use a pH-balancing toner to restore balance, then apply lightweight hydration to your T-zone and richer moisture to your U-zone
- Flaky skin: Mix in a mild enzyme cleansing powder for gentle exfoliation without irritation
Tips for a gentle cleanse
Rubbing the product directly onto skin without lathering can cause irritation. Rinse with lukewarm water (30–35°C). Avoid hot water, as it can disrupt your skin's moisture balance. Store away from direct sunlight. If you experience redness, itching, or any unusual reaction during use, discontinue immediately and consult a dermatologist.