FORETDERM Matcha Enzyme FX Powder-To-Foam Cleanser – Fragrance-Free Hydrating Korean Face Wash
Meet FORETDERM Matcha Enzyme FX Powder-To-Foam Cleanser
This lightweight, water-activated cleanser turns a simple powder into a gentle foam that rinses away daily buildup while leaving the skin feeling balanced. Crafted with plant-derived matcha, the formula emphasizes a fresh, non-greasy finish that suits many skin types.
Clean, simple beauty philosophy
Inspired by Korea’s minimal skincare approach, this cleanser keeps routine steps straightforward while avoiding unnecessary ingredients. The fragrance-free, ethanol-free, and paraben-free formula makes a calm starting point for any daily ritual.
The powder-based texture delivers light exfoliation as part of cleansing, helping to reveal a smoother surface without stripping moisture. The result is a refreshed look with a soft, natural balance.
Green tea–based matcha provides a plant-forward cleanse that leaves a non-greasy feel. As a hydrating, water-based option, it aims to support comfort after washing for all skin types.
What you may notice and who it fits
- Powder-to-foam activation creates a quick, airy lather with water
- Mild enzymes gently lift daily buildup without harsh additives
- Fragrance-free, ethanol-free, and paraben-free for a clean routine
- Soft exfoliation from the powder texture without over-drying
- Green tea–based finish that feels fresh and non-greasy
- Hydrating, all-skin-types formula suitable for daily use
Usage ideas
- Apply as part of morning or evening cleansing
- Mix a small amount with water to activate, massage gently, and rinse
- Follow with moisturizer to enhance ongoing hydration
FAQ
Q: How do I use FORETDERM Matcha Enzyme FX Powder-To-Foam Cleanser?
A: Mix a small amount with water to activate into a gentle foam, massage onto damp skin, then rinse for a refreshed finish.
Q: Is this cleanser fragrance-free and suitable for all skin types?
A: Yes, it is fragrance-free, ethanol-free, paraben-free, and designed for all skin types, though a patch test is advised.