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