A 210 mL first-step oil cleanser. The brand directs users to apply 1–2 pumps to dry skin, emulsify with water, rinse, then use a water-based cleanser. The INCI lists ginseng seed oil and extracts, aromatic oils and camphor.
Follow with a water-based cleanser, per brand directions
Ingredients to compare
Ginseng seed oil and extracts · sage, mugwort and basil oils · camphor
Consider it for: This is a first-cleanse oil with a measured 1–2-pump direction and a formula that includes ginseng seed oil and extracts. Compare the complete label if you prefer a formula without aromatic oils or camphor.
Based on brand information and published sources, not a hands-on review.
01 / TEXTURE
Texture and format
Brand description
A rinse-off cleansing oil that emulsifies with water.
03 / YOUR ROUTINE
How to use it in your routine
Official directions
Pump 1–2 times onto dry skin and massage gently. Add water to emulsify, continue massaging, then rinse with lukewarm water and follow with a water-based cleanser. The brand suggests morning and evening; no contact time is stated.
The ingredient list includes sage, mugwort and basil oils, camphor, and hazelnut oil. If you avoid any of these ingredients, review the full list. The brand-reported patch test does not guarantee that every person will tolerate the product.
Beauty of Joseon directs you to apply 1–2 pumps to dry skin and massage gently. Add water to emulsify, continue massaging, rinse with lukewarm water, then use a water-based cleanser. Its routine suggests morning and evening; the page does not state a contact time.
Which ginseng and aromatic ingredients are listed?
The full list includes Panax ginseng seed oil and several ginseng extracts. It also lists sage, mugwort and basil oils, plus camphor as a separate ingredient. Camphor is not listed as an oil. Review the full label if you avoid any of these components.
What does the reported patch test tell you?
The brand reports a six-week repeated-insult patch test with 51 participants and says no sensitization was observed in that test. The claim describes that reported study only; it cannot guarantee that an individual will not react. The page does not provide a cleansing-performance study.
How does it compare with SKIN1004 Light Cleansing Oil?
Both products start on dry skin and emulsify with water. Beauty of Joseon lists ginseng seed oil and extracts, aromatic oils and camphor; SKIN1004 lists centella and bergamot, geranium and rose oils, along with limonene and linalool. This is a label comparison, not a gentleness or performance ranking.
Check the full list if you avoid any of these ingredients
Camphor
Separately listed ingredient; not identified as an oil
No concentration or individual tolerance result is stated
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
Beauty of Joseon reports a six-week repeated-insult patch test with 51 participants and says no sensitization was observed in that test. The product imagery does not provide a full protocol or establish cleansing efficacy. This manufacturer-reported result is not a guarantee for an individual.
No. The brand reports a six-week repeated-insult patch test with 51 participants and no sensitization in that test. It does not guarantee an individual result.
How does it compare with SKIN1004 Light Cleansing Oil?
Both are oil cleansers applied to dry skin and emulsified with water. Beauty of Joseon lists ginseng ingredients, aromatic oils and camphor; SKIN1004 lists centella and several plant oils, including bergamot, geranium and rose. This compares labels, not results.
How does it compare with Anua Pore Control Cleansing Oil?
Both start on dry skin and rinse after emulsifying. Compare their directions and full ingredient lists; the “pore” and “ginseng” names do not establish a head-to-head cleansing result.
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