Gentle gel type cleanser with mildly acidic pH level While refining the skin texture, the cleanser will help cleanse with no stripping. Great for all skin types, wake up to a firmer-looking skin while letting it rest clean during the night.
"• Betaine Salicylate (BHA) & Tea Tree Oil :
Soothe and strengthen for luminous and clear skin
• pH Balanced pH 5.31±1.00 :
Optimize the balance of oil and water in the skin"
"1. Wet Your Face: Start by dampening your face with lukewarm water. This helps to open up your pores and prepare your skin for cleansing.
2. Dispense the Foam: Pump a small amount of the Cleanser onto your hands. Usually, a pea-sized amount is sufficient, but you can adjust based on your preference and the size of the area you’re cleansing.
3. Lather the Foam: Rub your hands together to create a rich lather. The foam will help in effectively distributing the cleanser across your face.
4. Apply to Face: Gently massage the foam onto your face using circular motions. Focus on areas that tend to be more prone to dirt and oil buildup, such as the T-zone (forehead, nose, and chin).
5. Rinse Thoroughly: After cleansing, rinse your face thoroughly with lukewarm water to remove all traces of the foam and impurities.
6. Pat Dry: Gently pat your face dry with a clean towel. Avoid rubbing, as this can irritate the skin.
7. Follow Up: Proceed with the rest of your skincare routine. This typically includes toning, applying serums or treatments, and moisturizing."
CosRx has earned the reputation of a cult favourite and rightfully so! The brand takes its name from the word "cosmetics" and the symbol "RX" (denoting "prescription") to affirm its commitment to creating effective, affordable and skin-friendly products. COSRX is known for its short ingredients list that features high quality and effective extracts and compounds that help trouble-prone, dry and dehydrated skin, as well as aging and sensitive skin. You have probably come across their Snail Mucin range. All COSRX products are 100% made in Korea and cruelty-free.
