Sometimes when dead skin builds up, using it makes the skin feel softer and fine. There is a refreshing sensation, and when applied near the eyes, there is a cooling feeling as well. It was not painful.

It's difficult to produce a lot of lather by hand. To see the effects of the enzyme, one must go through a rather annoying process, so it may not be an essential item for people who experience laziness.

Here is the English translation of the Korean text: The skin on my face is bumpy and I have inflammatory acne, so I am undergoing dermatological treatment. The product is in powder form and is meant to be dissolved in water. The powder does not fully dissolve into a smooth lather, but leaves behind some granules that help with exfoliation. The scent is a refreshing and clean tea tree aroma that provides a cooling sensation when washing the face. Despite the granular texture and cooling sensation, the product does not irritate the skin. I have been using it every evening without any discomfort or burden on my skin. Even when using it after a cleansing balm, when my skin feels slick, this product removes excess oil without leaving a residue. Upon application, the skin feels soothed and refreshed. I was concerned it might be irritating, but fortunately there is no irritation. While using this product, I have not experienced any worsening of my acne. The product is gentle on my acne-prone, damaged skin, and my closed comedones (whiteheads) seem to have improved slightly. After cleansing, there is a slightly velvety finish, similar to using a mild acidic cleanser. This is not overly pronounced, so users accustomed to such cleansers should be able to use this product comfortably.

Portion control. The product tends to pour out a bit abruptly. Portion control is not easy. Foam. The product does not have a lot of foam, so there is a sense of using it a bit lavishly.

Enzyme powder can also cause skin irritation if used excessively. While it may vary depending on skin type, I only use it once a day in the evening.