Dr.G Green Deep Pore Cleansing Balm 100mL

If makeup seems to remain around the nose or chin, check your cleansing sequence before increasing rubbing time. This guide covers the 100mL Green Deep Pore Cleansing Balm, a scoopable sherbet-format cleanser. The cleansing oil and foaming scrub in the same line are separate products.

Separate massage from rinsing

The brand directs users to take a suitable amount with dry hands and massage over the face for about 30 seconds. Add a little water, massage again, then rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. A balm is not used like a foam cleanser that begins on wet skin. Do not keep rubbing one area simply because pores are visible. Judge remaining makeup, slippery residue and tightness separately; these are different observations. Decide whether another cleansing step is needed from your makeup's removal directions and how your skin responds.

Read beyond the avocado name

The Korean ingredient declaration begins with cetyl ethylhexanoate, ethylhexyl palmitate and PEG-20 glyceryl triisostearate. It also lists several plant oils and fragrance. A plant oil name does not establish that the finished cleanser suits every skin. If fragrance has caused problems for you, check that declaration before buying. The product's pore-cleansing positioning is not a promise of permanent pore shrinkage or acne treatment.

Check the actual pack

The official single-unit title and the photographed pack state 100mL; some retailers use 100g in their titles. Follow the pack you purchase. Compare a single unit with bundles by their actual contents, not their total price alone. The reference price is KRW 24,000; offers and availability may change. The brand lists 36 months before opening and 12 months after opening, while the date on your own pack remains the relevant check. This is a source-based selection guide, not a first-hand wear test.

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