pros :
skin friendly, soft, perfume isn't too strong, comfortable after washing.
cons :
can't really clean medium/heavy make ups.

As mentioned in some of my other reviews, I've noticed all Korean-Brand cleansers (Laneige, Hera, Etude, Innisfree etc...) contain lots of acids, particularly myristic acid (sp) which can be bad for sensitive and acne-prone skin. They seem to prefer acids whilst Western cleansers prefer sulfates. Either way - my skin likes neither of this. After using this cleanser my skin was left feeling dry and tight, like every ounce of moisture had been sucked from my skin. It did foam easily and removed makeup residue fantastically but it's not worth it for the dryness it gave me. I also got pimples on my forehead after a few weeks of using this. Didn't like it.

I'm pleasantly pleased with this cleanser. I was previously using Dove beauty bars and papaya soap but ended up breaking out from them...so I switched to this and my breakouts have significantly lessened. I only need a tiny bit for my face to create a fluffy rich foam! I have normal-combo skin and this cleanser doesn't leave my skin feeling totally stripped and dry, but I do need to use a little moisturizer afterwards. Gets rid of all traces of makeup/oil/residue and leaves my skin feeling clean and looking fresh. I like it!


UPDATE: This cleanser ended up burning my skin...seriously, I've never had a reaction like this before. My skin is red, sore, dry cracks in patches, inflammed...so painful! The ingredients in this are much too harsh - lots of acids. Dreadful.

I was expecting this to be really good but alas, it's not all I thought it would be. Despite being a foaming cleanser, it doesn't produce much foam or lather at all unless you apply lots of it to your face - I prefer the usual foaming cleansers that only require a pea size to create a rich foam. The cleanser itself is green in colour and claims to that the "pure natural green tea ingredients make the skin clean, smooth, moist and not tight." Obviously, there are many other chemicals in this cleanser and they do *not* make my skin feel moist. However, it's not particularly drying, but still, it doesn't exactly leave my skin feeling moisturised. I have to pair this with a pre-cleanser if I want to remove makeup because I don't find the makeup removal power of this to be good. In all honestly, I find this to be a very basic cleanser and I suspect that it may break me out on my cheeks. I wouldn't repurchase.