MAXCLINIC Rose Vitamin Oil Foam

Although mild, it has good cleansing power. I used it at someone else's house once and liked it so much that I bought it, and I've been using it for almost 4 years now. It doesn't dry out my skin much, and my eye makeup also comes off easily. I really like it. I've changed the line a few times, but this product foams better and has a nicer scent than the Caviar line. However, it has slightly weaker cleansing power and a bit more skin tightening sensation compared to the Caviar line (individual differences may exist, and the Caviar line has an unpleasant scent...). But most of the lines are good overall. I don't really plan to use any other foam cleansers at the moment.

It's better to use it with a brush. If you just wash it with your hands, you may not feel like the makeup products stuck in your pores are fully cleansed (such as BB creams around the nose area). Using it with a brush helps remove it thoroughly and is less irritating.

It's really good at removing stains (blood, reddish stains, coffee, stubborn stains on dress shirts) when doing laundry. If it doesn't suit your skin, you could try using it for laundry purposes.

My skin is originally an oily mess, with oil floating on the surface by the time I remove my makeup in the evening, especially in the T-zone area. The best thing about using this product is that ☆double cleansing is no longer necessary☆. Instead of the three-step process of using an eye makeup remover, oil, and foam cleanser to remove my makeup, I can just use the eye makeup remover and Max Cleaner, which is so much more convenient. It also produces a nice, rich lather. It does a good job of thoroughly removing my basic base makeup.

While it's called an oil cleanser, the texture is actually very thick and creamy, not at all like a typical oil cleanser. Even when I first tried it on the home shopping channel, it was a bit more oily than before, but still very thick and creamy. For heavy eye makeup like mascara, I still need to use a separate eye makeup remover. After cleansing, my skin can feel a bit dry. * As a typical oily-skinned person, I do experience that typical tightness after cleansing. I've been switching to a mild, slightly acidic cleanser for my basic cleansing routine.

To use it, you apply an appropriate amount onto your dry hands and then spread it over your face. Even though it's an oil, it's very thick and creamy, so you may feel like it's not all getting distributed. Just add a small amount of water, gently lather it up, and then rinse it off thoroughly. You don't need to use a large amount, as the thick texture can be deceiving.