Glow Guava
Facial Cleanser$15.29Cleansers
First and second cleanse, Korean-market formulas in their original packaging.
- Brands
- 19
- Price range
- $4.99 to $29.99
- Most named actives
- Sodium Hyaluronate 36Panthenol 35Allantoin 30
Arencia
Black Tea & Yuzu Rice Mochi Cleanser$15.29
Sulwhasoo
Concentrated Ginseng Rejuvenating Cleansing Foam Mini$15.29
NEOGEN
Dermalogy Real Fresh Foam Green Tea$17.64
Arencia
Green Tea + LHA Deep Pore Rice Cake Cleanser$17.64
Arencia
Fresh Blue Hyssop Rice Mochi Cleanser$17.64Sold out
Anua
8 Hyaluronic Acid Moisturizing Gentle Gel Cleanser$13.99- 150ml
Sold out
Round Lab
Pine Calming Cica Cleanser$13.99- 150ml
About Korean-market cleansers
Why do Korean routines cleanse twice?
Because oil and water lift different things. An oil or balm goes on dry skin first and loosens sunscreen, makeup and a day of sebum; a low pH gel or foam follows on wet skin and takes the rest. If skin feels tight after washing, the second cleanse is usually the step to change: a lower pH formula used briefly is gentler than a stronger one used quickly.
What is different about a Korean-market cleanser?
Mostly format and pH. Korean shelves carry cleansing balms, sherbets and pump oils in sizes that often never reach US retail, and the low pH gels often carry their pH value printed on the box. Every cleanser here is listed with its barcode and the ingredient list, so you can compare it against a US release of the same name.