The time has finally come for my review of the Etude House Green Tea Cleansing Foam. It has been over a month since I started using this and now it's judgment time! How did it fare? Will it be staying in my skincare regimen? Read more to find out.
I have bought this cleanser seeking something to combat my oily (and somewhat reactive) skin. Why do I feel that my skin was way clearer back when I didn't went crazy trying all sorts of cosmetic and skincare products? Lol! *desperately holding back regrets* Sometimes I feel that I might have to try again those basic cleansers that I used when I was younger. But I would never forsake skincare again. I'm growing older, and I need products to protect myself.
Anyway, I was happy to try out this cleanser from Etude House because for a big tube of 150ml it's only worth P148! :) And, I bought this during a 20% off sale so I only shelled out P118.40. :D For my non-Filipino friends, P40 = 1 USD (roughly).
This is a big squeeze tube with yellow-green/green label. It has a picture of a tea bag supposedly being dipped in green liquid. :D It also has a green patch at the upper right corner with a picture of a teapot and the words "Tea Cleansing".
The design on the back is also yellow-green with a pattern of leaves, keeping in theme with what's on the front.
"Supplies abundant foam nad refreshing tea scent to cleanse and nourish complexion. Contains Green Tea extract for clarifying."
The cap and mouth of the tube is cream colored. The cap locks securely in place and it has this thingy that doesn't allow the product to leak. Anyway, it's not like the cleanser is runny or fluid-like. But it isn't too stiff either. It creates a good foam to wash my face with. As for the scent, it has a mild tea scent that is not overpowering.
*I don't have any swatches. It's difficult getting swatches if it requires me to wet my hands then hold my device.*
Does this clean my face? Yes. I only use a mascara remover before using this cleansing foam to wash my face and when I use toner afterwards, there's no residue left from any makeup or from Manila's pollution. :D I still get oily though. Every time I wake up, there's like a film of oil on my face, but after I wash my face with this, my face feels nice and soft. I don't get any breakouts from using this green tea cleanser, which is good. I might have to check the other variants of this line from Etude House, if they have something specifically for oily skin (reduce oil exactly).
Hey, Dawn! Actually I have this cleanser too! But I haven't got the chance to try them. This Green Tea and Aloe I think. Me too, got it during sale and I think this is the cheapest cleansing foam Etude House released so far.
ReplyDeleteBut according to beauty assistants here in Malaysia, the Happy Fresh/Essential Foam line are replacing this one with a better formulations that suit all types of skin. In fact, I bought them myself. The White Clay and Witch Hazel. Both targeted for those who have oily or normal-oily skin like myself. You can come to my blog and red my review on it.
I read from one of beauty blogs that I follow that clay-based products are recommended for those with skin like us. So, give it a try at the beauty counter and see for yourself. And, if you found a better one, do share cause I love to try them! sorry for the long reply. hehe
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Hehehe sure. :) I've heard about clay products too, but haven't had the chance to try it out yet. I'll come by your blog and read more on the other cleansers from Etude. I'm quite interested in the white clay one. :)
DeleteI actually just purchased something new, I'll write a review about it when I have tried it for some time. :)
Love your long reply, by the way. :D
Oh man, I love all things green tea. *A* Though if I'd reference to this review, I think I'll stick with me homemade green tea masks~ Those work wonders for purifying. <3
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the review! I'm extremely interested in Etude House products. *^*
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:D I actually don't know how to make homemade green tea masks. :D I'll try searching for a recipe. Thanks for your input. :)
Deletewhoa~~ I love green tea but never knew it could be used as mask! hmm.. now me too, is gonna search for recipe. hehe
DeleteDo share with us if you found one k? :D
DeleteHi Dawn, thanks for dropping by on my blog and you have a nice blog and great reviews. Added you on GFC! Keep in touch dear.
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Thanks Lhen! I was surprised when I tried following on GFC that I'm actually already a member there. Hehe. So, I just added you on Google+ as well. :) Thanks for dropping by.
DeleteThis one must be lovely! But I have realized that the different colours also mean different textures and some lather better than others...
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Oh, I haven't realized that. You're probably right, since they have different ingredients, the lather could probably be affected.
DeleteI've tried this before and also the one with aloe, sadly it broke me out. I just gave it away to my cousin who loved it :)
ReplyDeleteThat's too bad. I'm hope you'll find something that works for you. :)
DeleteI actually bought this since I thought it worked in clearing up my milia (or whatever it is on my face) last Christmas break. But now I don't think it's working anymore. :(
ReplyDeleteI'm not an expert or anything, but how about if you try some scrubs? It might help. :)
DeleteI have this too and it worked on me! Will be purchasing my 2nd tube within the month =)
ReplyDeleteCool that it's working on you. I'm actually trying another facial cleanser from Etude House right now, loving it so far. :)
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