Farmstay Escargot Noblesse Intensive Cleansing Foam

This snail-mucin foaming cleanser lifts away makeup, oil and daily impurities while leaving skin feeling soft and comfortable rather than tight. Its creamy, fatty-acid foam works gently, and botanical extracts like green tea and aloe help the wash feel soothing. A daily face wash for normal, dry and combination skin.

Yes — it's designed as a gentle daily cleanser for morning and evening use. The creamy foam cleanses thoroughly without leaving skin feeling stripped, which suits normal, dry and combination skin. If your skin is very dry, you may prefer to foam-cleanse only in the evening and simply rinse with water in the morning.

Snail secretion filtrate is known in Korean skincare for its soft, comfortable feel, but a cleanser is rinsed off after a short time, so its main job here is gentle cleansing. Think of the snail mucin as contributing to a smoother, less stripping wash rather than replacing a leave-on serum or moisturizer.

Apply a small amount to damp skin and massage gently in circular motions, then rinse with lukewarm water. Follow with your toner, serum and moisturizer, and sunscreen in the morning. For heavier makeup, use it as the second step after an oil cleanser — the classic double cleanse.

It's formulated to feel comfortable rather than stripping, and the snail mucin and glycerin help soften that post-wash tightness some foaming cleansers leave. That said, any foaming wash can feel drying if overused, so always follow with a moisturizer and avoid washing more than twice a day.

It removes light makeup, sunscreen and daily grime well as part of your routine. For long-wear or heavy makeup, use it as the second step after an oil cleanser or micellar water. This double-cleanse approach leaves skin fully clean without scrubbing or over-washing.

The foam contains fragrance (parfum) and hexyl cinnamal, which can be a consideration for very reactive or fragrance-sensitive skin. Because a cleanser only has brief contact before rinsing, many people tolerate it well, but if you're prone to irritation, patch-test first on your inner arm.