INPURE Hills Derma Foam Cleansing

I received this product as a gift and used it without much expectation, but it's perfect for my dry and sensitive skin. I was very satisfied with this cleanser, so I thought it would be priced higher, but it's only 10,000 won for 4 pieces!? However, the satisfaction level is better than cleansers that cost several tens of thousands of won. I've tried many popular and highly-ranked mild acid cleansers, from high-end to low-end, carefully checking the ingredients, but I could never settle on any of them as they all caused some irritation or dryness. Until now, I hadn't found one that I truly liked, and the Witch's Factory Vita Aqua Gel Foam was the best among them, but I was still willing to switch if I found an even better one. But after using this foam, I no longer reach for the other cleansers I used before (excluding my primary cleansers like cleansing oil and lotion - I would switch between 4 different foaming cleansers depending on my skin condition and makeup). Mild acid foams are often too gentle in cleansing power if they are very moisturizing, and you have to sacrifice moisturization for cleansing power. But this one has great cleansing power without any tightness or dryness after use - it's soft and moisturizing. I think this would be suitable for most skin types, except for severely oily, acne-prone skin that requires deep cleansing. Even for secondary cleansing, it effectively removes makeup without any issues, unless the makeup is extremely heavy. The key ingredient in this foam is centella extract, and I've tried various centella cleansers from other brands, but this one is the best.

The ingredients aren't completely "clean," but they're still quite good, and the Hwahae (a Korean beauty review site) rating is high. Plus, the price is very reasonable. It's a shame this product isn't more well-known - it feels like my own hidden gem. The limitation of mild acid cleansers is that they don't quite match the squeaky-clean cleansing power of alkaline cleansers. But I think this would be suitable for most skin types, except for severely oily, acne-prone skin that requires deep cleansing.

Mild acid cleansers often don't produce as much lather or cleansing power compared to the more commonly used alkaline cleansers. However, using a cleansing brush or mesh can really maximize the richness, creaminess, and cushioning of the foam, even with just a small amount. That said, when I lathered this up by hand, the foam wasn't extremely voluminous, but it was still satisfactory.

I have a sensitive skin, but I don't really get breakouts. I used it without any burden.

I used it based on a recommendation....well, I'm not sure. I used it for about 2 months, but the results were negligible. I'm planning to switch to a different foam cleanser.