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- sa**********Combination SkinAcne SkinSebum/BlackheadsInner DrynessEnlarged PoresDead Skin CellsRecommendedMay 29, 2025
Incredible value for money! I use this for my first cleanse. It has excellent cleansing effectiveness and leaves my skin feeling fresh. Hmm... Nothing really stands out as bad. The packaging is a bit unattractive though - it has a supermarket product vibe. - oj*****Dry SkinNov 22, 2023
Great value for a travel-sized product. It lathers well and rinses off easily. It's just okay for the price. You might be better off spending a bit more for a higher quality product. 
Hwahae UserDry SkinRecommendedMay 5, 2021It's fine to buy this as an affordable option. You can pick it up at Daiso, and it offers decent cleansing effectiveness for just 2000 won. While I usually rave about Daiso's Fruit Land foam, this product is a bit disappointing. I'd recommend trying other products from the Fruit Land line instead. - Hwahae UserDry SkinSensitive SkinAcne SkinAtopic SkinMar 25, 2021
I ran out of my usual foam cleanser and quickly picked this up at Daiso for a bargain price. It's definitely worth every penny! Unfortunately, it doesn't rinse off smoothly and feels quite harsh on the skin, leaving me feeling less refreshed. I'm not sure if it really has any effect on tightening pores either. - Hwahae UserCombination SkinMar 10, 2021
There's really nothing good to say about this. Oh wait, there is one thing - it's cheap. Yep, that's it. Super sensitive skin types? Please, I beg you, don't use this! After using it, I developed contact dermatitis and I've been suffering for a week now. I'm currently taking steroid ointment and medication from the dermatologist. My skin used to be great, but it changed in an instant. My entire face is covered in bumps, it's itchy, and my skin is all red. Please don't cross this point of no return... For reference, I have super sensitive skin. Those with super sensitive skin should steer clear of this product. - Hwahae UserCombination SkinAcne SkinAtopic SkinAug 17, 2020
It's affordable and quite effective. I used it when I found it at my grandmother's house. I heard it could clog pores, and after just two days of use, my sebum has enlarged and hardened. - Hwahae UserOily SkinMar 16, 2020
If I had to find something positive, I'd say... the price is incredibly cheap? Every time I used this, the area around my mouth, nose, forehead, and cheeks felt stinging and painful. My skin would turn red and I even developed blemishes... I wonder if there's an issue with the ingredients? - Hwahae UserCombination SkinSensitive SkinAcne SkinRecommendedJan 27, 2020
It's my first time trying Fruit Land, and I'm pleasantly surprised by how well it cleanses. The cleansing effectiveness is better than I expected! The downside is... well, it's just ordinary. You can use it without any issues, but there's nothing particularly special about it. 
Hwahae UserCombination SkinAcne SkinJun 13, 2019I bought it in a hurry, but the price is reasonable. It does a decent job of removing foundation and other face makeup. It's drying, so drying, and way too drying. It doesn't remove eyeliner at all. - Hwahae UserCombination SkinSensitive SkinAtopic SkinFeb 21, 2019
I bought this as a temporary solution when I was short on money, so the price is cheap. After using Edenance cleansing oil for the first cleanse, I used this for the second cleanse. Despite claims about its ingredients not being great, my skin didn't particularly worsen and it cleansed effectively. However, when I used this alone without cleansing oil, my skin reacted badly. I have dry skin with atopic dermatitis around my eyes, while the rest of my face is oily with active sebum production, and my entire face is very sensitive. After two days of wearing makeup, the skin around my eyes flared up. If you use this, make sure to use it with cleansing oil or similar products. For my oily areas, I personally found the smell awful. I've somewhat gotten used to it now, but it was torturous at first.
