The Foundation of Skincare: Proper Cleansing
The first and most important step in any skincare routine is cleansing. Removing the day’s buildup of impurities and environmental pollutants is essential for ensuring that the active ingredients in your later steps can be properly absorbed. In Korea, double cleansing is a common practice to thoroughly remove makeup residue and deep-seated impurities.
How to Use an Oil Cleanser
- Use oil to dissolve makeup and excess sebum.
- Apply the oil to a dry face, massage gently, and then emulsify with lukewarm water.
- The emulsification process occurs when the oil turns milky, which effectively lifts away impurities.
Choosing a Water-Based Cleanser
- After oil cleansing, follow up with a foam or mild acidic cleanser to remove any remaining residue.
- We recommend using a pH-balanced, mild acidic product to protect the skin barrier.
- After washing, avoid rubbing your face harshly with a towel; instead, gently pat your skin dry.
Selecting the right cleanser texture for your skin type is crucial. Those with dry skin should opt for oil or cream types, while oily skin types benefit from gel or foam cleansers to maintain a balanced oil-water ratio from the very start.



