Soon jung emulsion ingredients skin#
All without dryness or stripping (if anything, I did notice a very slight reduction of redness on days when my skin was feeling overworked). Once rinsed, my skin is always left feeling soft, refreshed, and thoroughly cleansed. Using this cleanser alongside a cleansing tool (I use a Foreo) was also fantastic! I tend to take my time massaging the pH 6.5 Whip Cleanser in to get all around my face, neck, and ears. Just 2-3 pumps of product is enough to get a rather dense and long lasting lather. Pump style foam cleansers are some of my favorites since they don’t usually contain potentially harsh surfactants to get that creamy lather, the pumping action takes care of that (something I really love about the Holy Snails Kadi Cleanser as well). Gentle/coconut-based surfactants and combined with water, glycerin, panthenol, madecassoside (one of the core ingredients of the entire Soon Jung line), green tea leaf extract, and a couple of texturizers/preservatives are all that you’ll find here. As with all of the Soon Jung line, the ingredients list is rather short. This pump-to-foam water cleanser is all about gentle cleansing while still removing any impurities that oil cleansing might leave behind. What better place to start than the Etude House Soon Jung pH 6.5 Whip Cleanser. Let’s dive into all things Soon Jung shall we! Etude House Soon Jung pH 6.5 Whip Cleanser So, when I had the opportunity to retry not only those two staples but two other products from the brand, I knew it was a perfect opportunity to pull together a brand review. I used their pH 5.5 Relief Toner and 10-Free Moist Emulsion back then with a lot of success, but I haven’t worked anything from the Soon Jung line into my routine since late 2018. Etude House got it right and was pretty ahead of the curve, and the Soon Jung line is just as relevant three years later. It’s no wonder this line of products has stayed relatively unchanged from a formulation and branding perspective. Honestly, they still stand out as one of the first (if not THE first) K-Beauty brands to embrace the mild pH/irritant-free craze that kicked off around that time, and continues to be focused on that mission even today. But one brand took me by surprise by taking a more simplistic and sensitive skin focused approach to one of their lines, and that was Etude House and their Soon Jung products. I started with all of the classics, Tony Moly, Innisfree, Nature Republic, Missha, and Acwell. Back in the summer of 2018, I had fallen madly in love with all things K-Beauty.
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