A 150 mL water-lathered cleanser that Anua places after cleansing oil when removing makeup. Its U.S. ingredient list includes heartleaf water, betaine salicylate, capryloyl salicylic acid and quercetin.
Consider it for: Choose this when you want a water-lathered rinse-off step after an oil cleanser. It is a different routine step from Anua’s Pore Control Cleansing Oil, which starts on dry skin.
Based on brand information and published sources, not a hands-on review.
01 / TEXTURE
Texture and format
Brand description
A tube cleanser that you lather with water before rinsing.
03 / YOUR ROUTINE
How to use it in your routine
Official directions
If you are removing makeup, Anua directs you to use cleansing oil first. Lather an adequate amount of foam with water in your hands, massage gently in circles, then rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. The brand does not specify a measured amount or frequency.
The U.S. ingredient list includes eucalyptus leaf oil. Anua’s pore-related figures are manufacturer claims; the supporting material does not show the full study protocol or measurement methods.
Anua directs you to use cleansing oil first when removing makeup, then lather this foam with water and rinse with lukewarm water. The two products have different jobs in that routine: oil is the first cleanse; this is the water-lathered wash afterward.
Which ingredients stand out in the U.S. list?
The list includes Houttuynia cordata flower/leaf/stem water, betaine salicylate, capryloyl salicylic acid and quercetin. It also contains several surfactants. The list does not give concentrations for these ingredients, so their presence alone cannot predict how your skin will respond.
What do Anua’s pore-related figures establish?
Anua reports pore cleansing after one use, plus changes in sebum and acne-severity scores after two weeks. Its images link the two-week results to 21 participants ages 14–42 in a May 9–23, 2024 study. The full protocol, controls and measurement methods are not published, and the pore-cleansing footnotes are not consistently mapped. These are manufacturer-reported findings, not a predicted result for your skin.
How is it different from the Pore Control Cleansing Oil?
The foam is lathered with water and rinsed. Anua’s Pore Control Cleansing Oil is massaged onto dry skin and emulsified with water as an oil-cleanse step. Compare the routine step and ingredient list you need; the product names do not establish a head-to-head result.
Part of the surfactant blend used to wash and rinse away surface residue.
Betaine Salicylate · Capryloyl Salicylic Acid
Salicylate ingredients
Both are listed, but their percentages are not disclosed. This is a rinse-off formula.
Heartleaf water · Quercetin
Brand-highlighted botanical ingredients
Heartleaf water is the first listed ingredient; no finished-product concentration for quercetin is given.
Official ingredient list ↗. Ingredient roles explain the formula. See the sourced product information and evidence limits below.
BRAND-REPORTED EVIDENCE
Official formula and use information
The brand’s two-week study summary identifies 21 participants ages 14–42 and dates of May 9–23, 2024. Full methods and controls are not available on the product page. Pore-cleansing figures elsewhere on the page have unclear footnote mapping, so they are not used to rank this cleanser.
Anua recommends its cleansing oil first when you are removing makeup. The foam is the water-lathered wash that follows. The page does not require every user to double cleanse for every routine.
Lather an adequate amount with water in your hands, massage gently in circles, and rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. Anua does not state a measured dose or frequency.
No. Anua’s product images link the two-week figures to a May 9–23, 2024 study of 21 participants aged 14–42. They do not show the full protocol, controls or measurement methods needed to predict an individual result.
The foam is lathered with water and rinsed. The oil is massaged over dry skin and emulsified with water as a first-cleanse step. Their directions distinguish the routine roles.
This is a ready-to-lather foam in a 150 mL tube. Rice Enzyme powder comes in a 40 g container and is activated with water. Compare format and directions; names do not establish equivalent results.
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