SUNGBOON EDITOR Green Tomato Deep Pore Double Cleansing Ampoule Oil

Name: SUNGBOON EDITOR Green Tomato Deep Pore Double Cleansing Ampoule Oil
Brand: SUNGBOON EDITOR
SKU: B1067724
Price: 23.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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The SUNGBOON EDITOR Green Tomato Deep Pore Double Cleansing Ampoule Oil delivers a fresh, spa worthy vibe in a bottle. A lightweight, slip on oil powered by 10,000ppm green tomato extract and an anti-serum P complex, it works to dissolve blackheads, excess sebum, and pore impurities on contact. The texture glides across dry skin and emulsifies instantly with water, turning milky and rinsing away cleanly with zero residue. Hyaluronic acid and jojoba oil replenish moisture as you cleanse, keeping skin balanced through the cleanse. A 7.05 oz bottle, made in South Korea, feels premium and easy to reach for your nightly routine.

Apply a few pumps to completely dry skin and massage in circular motions. Wet your hands and continue massaging until the oil turns milky white, then rinse thoroughly before following with a foam or gel cleanser. The dual action of oil and water creates a streamlined double cleanse that layers with serums and creams without heaviness. Moisture supporting ingredients help prevent that tight after feel, so the skin stays calm and ready for the next step.

That green tomato powered edge sits squarely in the current skincare moment, where potent actives meet a minimal, editorial sensibility. It reads as a bold, ingredient forward pick that pairs well with clean textures and light makeup, offering a polished pre cleanse that keeps the complexion looking fresh rather than stripped.

Materials / Fabrication

Green tomato extract (10,000 ppm) and anti-serum P complex
Hyaluronic acid
Jojoba oil
Lightweight ampoule-oil texture that emulsifies to a milky white when water is added
Size: 7.05 oz
Made in South Korea
Usage notes: apply to completely dry skin, massage in circular motions, wet hands and continue massaging until the oil turns milky, rinse thoroughly, follow with a foam or gel cleanser

Recommended Care

Use as directed; patch test before first use if you have sensitive or reactive skin
Avoid contact with eyes; rinse immediately if contact occurs
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight; keep cap tightly closed
Follow with a foam or gel cleanser after rinsing to complete the cleansing routine

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About Sungboon Editor

SUNGBOON EDITOR is a South Korean skincare brand built around a minimalist, ingredient-first philosophy — its name “sungboon” literally means ingredient in Korean. The label focuses on high-performance, clean formulations crafted to address real skin concerns like enlarged pores, fine lines, dullness, and moisture imbalance using naturally derived actives like green tomato extract, collagen-boosting complexes, and soothing botanicals. The range covers pore-refining ampoules, collagen-rich masks, hydrating serums, cleansers, and barrier-supporting creams designed to deliver visible results without unnecessary additives. Sungboon Editor has become a favorite in the K-Beauty community for effective, accessible skincare with a clinical feel at reasonable price points.