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Mung Bean pH-Balanced Cleansing Foam

CleanserFoam cleanser

This may be a useful option if you want a foam cleanser rather than a gel, and you are comfortable with Alcohol appearing on the INCI. Mung bean is the identity ingredient; later-listed centella, ceramide NP, and hyaluronic acid do not turn a rinse-off foam into a leave-on treatment.

Where to find it

Editorial interpretation

These notes are judgments from recorded facts and routine context. They are not lab results or a guarantee of comfort.

Best for

  • readers who prefer a foam texture
  • combination skin that likes a water-based cleanse

Consider if

  • the existing catalog gels feel too slick or not foamy enough
  • you already remove sunscreen with a balm or oil at night

May not suit

  • readers who avoid listed Alcohol in cleansers
  • very dry skin that prefers a cream or oil-only wash

Key ingredients

Selected ingredients from the formula. Follow an ingredient link to learn about its role.

  • mung bean powder
  • mung bean extract
  • Alcohol listed

Known product facts

Formulas can change. Check these details against the packaging you purchase.

Texture and formulation

Texture
Foam
Fragrance
No added Parfum listed
Essential oils
Not listed on the INCI used for this record
Drying alcohol
Listed on the INCI used for this record

Foam texture. Alcohol listed. No Parfum on the INCI used for this record. No essential oils listed. Mung bean powder and extract are the identity materials.

How it fits into a routine

Routine role: Second cleanse (water-based). Consider it for this step if the formula and texture suit your skin.

Beginner-friendly as a water-based cleanse if foam is the texture you will actually use. Listed Alcohol is a reason some people will skip it.

  • A foam cleanser fills a texture gap next to the gel and balm already in this catalog — that is a routine-role reason, not a ranking.
  • Alcohol is listed, so this is not the quietest foam even though Parfum is not listed on the INCI used here.
  • Centella and ceramide NP appear late on the INCI; they are honest tags, not a claim that a cleanser repairs a barrier.

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