The combination of gel cleanser and exfoliating beads is ideal for oily skin. With the right moisture and texture, using it 2-3 times a week can help with removing dead skin cells. Despite being an exfoliating foam, it leaves a hydrating finish, so even those with dry skin can be satisfied by just gently rolling it on.

The product doesn't lather up much, and the exfoliating beads are a bit large, so if you apply too much pressure while rolling it, it can potentially be irritating. The lack of foam also makes me feel like my makeup might not be fully removed, so I tend to double cleanse with a foam cleanser before using this product.

Don't apply too much pressure when rolling it on - just gently roll it for best results!

My skin: Troubled sensitive skin (high oil sensitivity) The good thing about this product was that the foam was decent and it finished with a clean, alkaline-like foam cleansing, but it was able to remove the oil layer as well as the sebum inside, which the alkaline foam cleansing couldn't do well. I was satisfied with the feeling of combining the advantages of an acidic cleansing foam and the advantages of an alkaline foam cleansing. The granules that can be felt during cleansing reminded me of the old Dr. G foam cleansing. After using it as a daily peeling foam, I felt that the dead skin cells that had risen slightly on my face were slightly soothed. I would recommend this to those who want definite exfoliation with AHA and BHA products but are hesitant to try them due to sensitivity.

It's good for secondary cleansing, but I wouldn't recommend it to those who want to use it mainly for exfoliating. The exfoliation level is about the same as using a slightly rough skin pad.