laneige Perfect Renew Nourishing Oil-To-Foam Cleanser 200ml

A cleanser that starts as an oil and finishes as a foam — the shift happens right between your fingers, and that's what makes it work. Formulated to dissolve makeup, sunscreen and everyday impurities in a single step, it leaves skin clean without that tight, stripped feeling that often follows a makeup removal routine.

Texture and ingredients — The formula is built around two complementary ideas: traceable plant oils — jojoba, argan, evening primrose, camellia — to melt away surface residue, and a network of gentle surfactants (sodium cocoyl isethionate, cocamidopropyl hydroxysultaine) that emulsify without irritating. Ectoin, a cellular-protective molecule derived from extremophile bacteria, helps maintain the skin's moisture balance during rinsing. Ceramide NP reinforces the skin barrier. 3-O-ethyl ascorbic acid — a stable form of vitamin C — and cacao extract round out the formula without weighing it down. Texture: a light oil on contact, a fine foam once water is added.

In your routine — It fits naturally into both a morning cleanse and an evening makeup removal, and works perfectly in the shower. Apply a small amount to dry skin, massage to dissolve makeup and sunscreen, then add a little water to activate the foam and rinse off. One step is enough — no need to double cleanse every time. The 200 ml bottle is sized for daily use over several weeks.

• Two-in-one texture: oil on dry skin, fine foam on contact with water — a real sensory transformation, not a gimmick.
• Jojoba oil (Simmondsia chinensis): structurally similar to human sebum, it blends into the formula and rinses away without leaving a greasy feel.
• Ectoin: a cell-protective active that supports skin hydration even during a thorough cleanse.
• Ceramide NP in a cleanser — uncommon for this type of product — so your skin barrier stays intact with every use.
• 200 ml size: suited for morning and evening use; store away from the shower to preserve the stability of vitamin C (3-O-ethyl ascorbic acid) when exposed to light.