From Body Cleansing to Breakout Care
Body wash is a core step in your shower routine. This product is registered with the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety as a functional cosmetic for acne relief, so if back or chest breakouts are a concern, you can care for them naturally as part of your daily cleanse. On days when you use a body scrub, cleanse with this product first, then follow with your scrub.
Daily Use, Morning and Evening Showers
The mildly acidic formula is gentle enough for daily use without stressing the skin barrier. If you've worked out and sweated heavily, or during summer when sebum production increases, it's fine to use twice a day. Thanks to the subtle cooling sensation from rosemary leaf oil and corn mint oil, it's a refreshing way to start your morning shower.
Build a Rich Lather and Focus on Breakout-Prone Areas
Dispense an appropriate amount onto a shower puff or into your hands and work into a rich lather with water. For breakout-prone areas like the back, chest, and shoulders, apply the lather and gently massage for 30 seconds to 1 minute. The gel texture foams easily, and when rinsed thoroughly with lukewarm water, it leaves skin feeling fresh with no sticky residue.
Body Routine Combinations by Skin Concern
- If back acne is a concern: After showering, apply only a light hydrating lotion in a thin layer to avoid clogging pores
- If you have breakouts with dryness: Moisturize with an unscented body lotion after cleansing, but avoid applying directly on breakout areas
- For thicker skin on elbows or knees: Incorporate a body scrub 1–2 times per week for smoother results
Notes on Exfoliating Ingredients
This formula contains BHA (gently removes sebum and dead skin cells from within pores), LHA (a fourth-generation exfoliating ingredient), and PHA (a gentle exfoliating ingredient). If you're new to these ingredients, start by using every other day and monitor your skin's response. On days when you're also using facial AHA/BHA products, be mindful that layering exfoliants on your body may increase sensitivity—adjust based on how your skin feels. If you experience stinging or redness, discontinue use.