A rinse-off foaming cleanser with a thick, pale-green mochi-like paste. This is the U.S. Fresh Green 120g option; its formula lists cleansing surfactants, sweet almond seed meal, rice powder and fragrance.
Consider it for: You prefer a scoopable foaming cleanser and want to see its paste and lather before choosing. It is a rinse-off cleanser, not a leave-on essence.
Based on brand information and published sources, not a hands-on review.
01 / TEXTURE
Paste texture and visible particles
Brand description
A dense paste with visible particles, shown in the brand’s open-jar and scoop photographs. Work it into a lather with water before gently cleansing damp skin. Its dough-like appearance does not make it a cleansing balm.
Brand-staged close-up: pale green paste and visible particles · Brand photo ↗
03 / YOUR ROUTINE
How to lather and rinse the cleanser
Official directions
Wet your hands, lather a small amount, massage gently over damp skin and rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. Remove heavy makeup first. The U.S. page also describes an optional thicker wash-off layer for 2–3 minutes, once or twice weekly; daily cleansing does not require that extra step.
Sweet Almond Seed Meal, Fragrance and Hexyl Cinnamal appear in the U.S. formula. If these match a known allergy, check the exact label before choosing. Avoid harsh rubbing; discontinue if irritation develops.
The U.S. listing identifies a foaming facial cleanser. Its cleansing surfactants help lift material from the skin so it can be rinsed away. Despite its thick texture and powder ingredients, the cleanser is used by adding water, lathering, and gently cleansing the skin. Do not treat the paste as an oil cleanser simply because it comes in a jar.
What changes between the jar options?
The U.S. listing offers Fresh Green in 50 g and 120 g jars, alongside separately named Calendula, Rosehip and Blue Hyssop options. This page’s ingredient list is for Fresh Green 120 g. A different botanical name is a different version; do not carry its ingredients or claims across the range. Compare the package label if you switch versions or sizes.
Official ingredient list ↗. Ingredient roles explain the formula. Product-specific measurements appear below.
BRAND-REPORTED EVIDENCE
What the official results actually measured
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Outcome
Reported result
Timing / context
Visible pore impurities
Reduction reported
Instrumental evaluation
Excess sebum appearance
Reduction reported
Instrumental evaluation
Dead-skin-cell appearance
Reduction reported
Instrumental evaluation
Brand-reported evaluation of 21 subjects at the Korea Institute of Dermatological Sciences. The public material does not give numerical effect sizes, assessment time or a control group. No percentage reduction has been inferred from the before-and-after pictures.
The official routine graphic recommends a makeup remover first for heavy makeup. Use that route rather than assume this foaming cleanser replaces every first cleanse.
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