Mung Bean Pore Grinding Cleansing Balm

A cleansing balm inspired by the traditional Korean skincare ritual of massaging the face with whole mung beans — skin and all.

Unlike conventional sherbet-type balms that simply melt away, this balm was developed to recreate that hands-on massage experience, using a grinding mechanism to release fresh whole mung bean powder (with skin) with each use.

The result is a cushiony massage texture that melts away makeup, blackheads, and dead skin.

Clinically tested to be safe for eye area use and gentle enough for sensitive skin.

Who is This For?

Anyone looking to improve skin texture, minimize the appearance of pores, and tackle blackheads or excess sebum.

Ideal for those who want an effective cleansing balm that doubles as a gentle exfoliating treatment, and perfect if you prefer a no-spatula, hygienic packaging design.

Key Benefits

• Reduces the appearance of dead skin by 90.20% and improves skin texture by 19.90% after just one use
• Decreases visible whiteheads by 38.60% and deep-seated sebum by 35.21% in a single cleanse
• Removes waterproof makeup while improving blackheads and overall pore appearance
• Ophthalmologist-tested and safe for eye area—no stinging or irritation
• Hygienic twist-to-grind dispenser keeps product fresh without water contamination
• Gentle enough for sensitive skin with low irritation rating
• No spatula needed — mess-free, hygienic design keeps water out of the container

Key Ingredients

• Whole Mung Bean Powder (with skin) — Rich in saponin and other skin-cleansing actives, mung bean skins have been used in traditional Korean skincare for generations. A specialized extraction method is applied to maximize the active compounds found in both the skin and seed, delivering enhanced effectiveness in removing impurities and refining skin texture.

Clinical Testing

All efficacy and safety claims are backed by third-party human application trials conducted by True Skin Clinical Trial Center:

• Efficacy Test (Single Use) — Whitehead reduction, skin texture improvement, deep sebum removal, blackhead improvement, dead skin reduction, and waterproof makeup cleansing. Conducted: May 29, 2024
• Eye Irritation Test — In-vitro eye irritation evaluation using a 3D human corneal model. Conducted: May 28–30, 2024
• Skin Irritation Test — Primary irritation patch test on sensitive skin. Conducted: May 28–30, 2024