Skin1004 Madagascar Centella Ampoule Facial Foam Cleanser 125ml

SKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Asiatica Ampoule Facial Foam Cleanser focuses on maintaining skin balance, soothing sensitive skin, and removing impurities without causing irritation. The key ingredient centella asiatica extract, is known for its soothing properties and replenishing the skin's hydration levels. Madagascar centella asiatica extract with a concentration of 33%, this extract provides strong calming care for sensitive skin. It's especially beneficial for sensitive skin and helps to strengthen the skin's barrier. The cleanser is formulated with an ideal pH level of 5, which helps to maintain the skin's natural balance and prevent disruption to its protective barrier. SKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Asiatica Ampoule Facial Foam Cleanser also contains sodium cocoyl isethionate, is a non-irritating cleansing ingredient derived from coconut oil. It helps to cleanse the skin without stripping it of its natural oils, contributing to a healthy skin barrier. The creamy texture of the cleanser transforms into a rich foam when mixed with water. This foam effectively cleanses the skin, removes makeup, and clears impurities from pores. SKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Asiatica Ampoule Facial Foam Cleanser claims to have advanced cleansing power that removes 92.69% of fine dust. This feature can be particularly useful for individuals living in urban environments with high pollution levels. The cleanser helps to balance the skin's pH level, which supports the repair and strengthening of the skin barrier. A healthy skin barrier is important for overall skin health and protection. This ingredient attaches to sebum and dirt in pores, aiding in their effective removal. This can contribute to clearer and revitalized skin. Overall, this cleanser appears to be tailored towards individuals with sensitive skin who are looking for a gentle yet effective cleansing option. It aims to provide a balanced, soothing, and revitalizing skincare experience while also addressing pollution-related concerns.