Protecting your skin barrier starts with low-pH cleansing
A cleanser is the foundation of your skincare routine. With a mildly acidic pH around 5.0, this formula mirrors the natural acidity of healthy skin, so it won't disrupt your skin's balance even after cleansing. On makeup days, use a cleansing oil or balm first, then follow up with this cleanser for a thoroughly clean finish.
Gentle enough for morning and night, every day
In the morning, it removes sebum produced overnight. In the evening, it washes away daily buildup and sunscreen. This product has completed a human application test for sunscreen removal, so on light makeup days, you can skip the double cleanse. It's also passed a primary skin irritation test, making it suitable for sensitive skin as part of your daily routine.
From gel to foam, for a gentle cleanse
Wet your hands, dispense an appropriate amount, and work it into a lather. Once the gel transforms into a rich foam, massage it over your entire face in circular motions for 30 seconds to 1 minute. Pay extra attention to the sides of your nose and jawline, and use a lighter touch around the eyes and lips. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.
Next steps by skin type
- Sensitive or dry skin: Apply a deeply hydrating toner immediately after cleansing to lock in moisture
- Combination skin: Follow with a lightweight water-type toner, then use a light layer on your T-zone and a richer cream on your cheeks for balance
- Oily skin: Use a BHA toner 2–3 times a week to help target pore concerns
Cleansing habits and storage tips
Rubbing the product directly onto your skin without lathering can cause irritation. Rinse with lukewarm water (30–35°C), and avoid hot water, which can disrupt your skin's moisture balance. Store in a cool place away from direct sunlight. If redness or itching occurs during use, discontinue and consult a dermatologist.