ONGREDIENTS Jeju Green Tea Cleansing Ball
A green-tea cleansing ball: check the net and two weight figures.
Best for
You prefer making lather from a cleansing ball with a net.
Format
Other
Contents
1 pcs
Retail price in Korea (KRW) at the time of listing. Actual prices may vary.
What it is
What it is
ONGREDIENTS Jeju Green Tea Cleansing Ball uses a lathering net rather than tube dispensing. Wet the ball, knead it gently by hand inside the net and use the resulting lather. It suits a preference for that hands-on washing format, rather than proving better cleansing simply through its shape.
Read the tea entry
The official label lists Green Tea Extract at 1000ppm. Glycerin, Coco-Betaine, Sodium Cocoyl Glutamate and Decyl Glucoside also appear, alongside Irish Moss Powder, Trehalose, Betaine and both Gardenia and Hydrolyzed Gardenia extracts. Do not transfer the Centella amount or ingredient list from the separate Cica ball.
Weight and care matter
The 110g figure includes water; 40g is the dry weight of the same ball. They are not additive or a two-ball set. The one-month after-opening instruction is also a practical distinction from a cleanser tube kept for a longer period. Cleaning the ball and carefully removing excess water are part of managing this format.
Use the foam for gentle washing; this is not an instruction to scrub the face directly with the ball. Fragrance is listed, so consider previous reactions before choosing. Comparing the net routine, storage and opening period gives you useful criteria beyond the appearance of the product.
A buying question answered
The label gives 110g including water and 40g dry weight. These describe different states of the same ball, not a 150g total or a two-piece set. The 1000ppm Green Tea Extract entry also does not mean the ball is a solid block of tea leaves.
Use and comparison choices
Wet the ball with water. Use a lathering net and gently knead it by hand to make ample foam. Cleanse gently with the lather and rinse with lukewarm water. Clean the ball after use and gently remove excess water.
Jeju Cica Cleansing Ball is a separate Centella-containing formula. Similar shape does not replace the Green Tea ball’s 1000ppm tea entry and 16-entry label.
After rinsing, compare S.NATURE Aqua Squalane Moisturizing Cream for a separate moisturizing step. Choose the amount for areas that feel tight; the pairing does not change the cleanser formula.
References
This guide covers the Korean listing; localized ingredient names are editorial translations. Check your regional pack.
What works
- Green Tea Extract at 1000ppm, Trehalose and Betaine are listed.
- 110g sales size; compare other sizes and extras separately.
What to watch
- Fragrance is listed. Check the one-month after-opening instruction and storage of the wet ball.
Skip it if
- A listed ingredient has caused a reaction, or the area is wounded or reacting.
Key ingredients
An extract of green tea leaves rich in catechins and other polyphenols, used widely for antioxidant and soothing purposes. It also appears in products aimed at oil control. Korean brands frequently highlight tea grown on Jeju Island.
An amino acid derivative obtained from sugar beet that draws in and holds water. It has a documented ability to soften surfactant harshness, so it also appears in cleansers. Because it feels less tacky than glycerin, formulas often use the two together.
Description
ONGREDIENTS Jeju Green Tea Cleansing Ball uses a lathering net rather than tube dispensing. Wet the ball, knead it gently by hand inside the net and use the resulting lather. It suits a preference for that hands-on washing format, rather than proving better cleansing simply through its shape.
How to use and where it fits
- 1
Wet the ball with water.
- 2
Use a lathering net and gently knead it by hand to make ample foam.
- 3
Cleanse gently with the lather and rinse with lukewarm water. Clean the ball after use and gently remove excess water.
Questions people ask
How do I use it?
Wet the ball with water. Use a lathering net and gently knead it by hand to make ample foam. Cleanse gently with the lather and rinse with lukewarm water. Clean the ball after use and gently remove excess water.
Do 110g and 40g mean two pieces?
The label gives 110g including water and 40g dry weight. These describe different states of the same ball, not a 150g total or a two-piece set. The 1000ppm Green Tea Extract entry also does not mean the ball is a solid block of tea leaves.
What can I pair with or compare?
ongredients Jeju Cica Cleansing Ball 110g: Jeju Cica Cleansing Ball is a separate Centella-containing formula. Similar shape does not replace the Green Tea ball’s 1000ppm tea entry and 16-entry label. Jeju Cica Cleansing Ball is a separate Centella-containing formula. Similar shape does not replace the Green Tea ball’s 1000ppm tea entry and 16-entry label. After rinsing, compare S.NATURE Aqua Squalane Moisturizing Cream for a separate moisturizing step. Choose the amount for areas that feel tight; the pairing does not change the cleanser formula.
Full Ingredients
Water, , Coco-Betaine, Sodium Cocoyl Glutamate, Decyl Glucoside, Chondrus Crispus Powder, Trehalose, Butylene Glycol, , Gardenia Florida Extract, Hydrolyzed Gardenia Florida Extract, , 1,2-Hexanediol, Hydroxyacetophenone, Fragrance, Ethylhexylglycerin
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