Korea Makgeoli Cleansing Foam

Name: Korea Makgeoli Cleansing Foam
Brand: ABOUT ME
SKU: 710431469
Price: 23.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The ABOUT ME Korea Makgeoli Cleansing Foam carries a quiet, confident energy that feels at home with the current moment of streamlined skincare. Born in the Republic of Korea, this cleanser hints at a ritual that starts with a soft, airy foam and ends with a clean, breathable finish. It reads as approachable polish, simple, effective, and made for skin that wants to look refreshed without fuss.

In use, it lathers into a light foam that rinses away with water, leaving skin ready for whatever comes next. The texture is forgiving and gentle, making it easy to layer serums and moisturizers after cleansing. It settles into the rhythm of everyday routines, a small step that keeps the skin feeling fresh across settings.

ABOUT ME leans into the current appetite for clean, minimal skincare with a nod to Korean beauty influences. The Korea Makgeoli Cleansing Foam embodies that ethos, simple but effective, approachable yet refined, a steady companion as the routine evolves with new textures and products.

Materials / Fabrication

Country of Origin: Republic of Korea

Recommended Care

Care instructions are not provided for this item; if a care label is present, follow it closely.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

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