Beauty of Joseon - Red Bean Refreshing Pore Mask - Your Gentle Solution for Clear, Smooth Skin

Feeling like your pores need a deep clean but hate that tight, stripped feeling? Meet your new go-to! This soft, moisturizing clay mask gently whisks away sebum and impurities, leaving your skin feeling refreshed and incredibly smooth.

Why We Love It

• Bold Label: Deep Pore Cleansing
• Label: Gentle Exfoliation
• Label: Hydrating Formula
• Label: Refines Skin Texture
• Label: Cooling & Calming

Star Ingredients

Let's talk about the gentle yet powerful ingredients that make this mask so special:

• Haenam Red Bean Extract: Rich in saponins, it helps absorb excess sebum and acts as a natural, gentle exfoliant to help keep skin clear.
• Kaolin Clay: A classic for a reason! This gentle clay absorbs excess oil and skin impurities without stripping the skin of its essential moisture.
• Red Bean Powder: Working alongside the extract, these fine particles provide a mild physical exfoliation to help slough off dead skin cells.
• Pear Fruit Extract: Packed with antioxidants, this extract helps to condition and protect the skin.

How to Use

After cleansing, apply an even layer to your dry face, avoiding the eye and mouth areas. Leave on for 5-10 minutes, then gently massage with lukewarm water and rinse thoroughly.

Frequency: Both

Expert Tips & Pairings

Here are a few tips to get the most out of your masking session:

• Multi-Masking Magic: Apply this mask to your T-zone or areas with more prominent pores, and use a hydrating mask on drier areas of your face.
• Don't Let It Dry: For best results, rinse the mask off while it's still slightly damp. Letting clay masks dry completely can sometimes draw too much moisture from the skin.
• Follow with Hydration: Always follow up with your favorite toner, serum, and moisturizer to lock in hydration and keep your skin barrier happy.

Perfect For

• Skin Types: Oily, Combination, Acne Prone
• Addresses: Large Pores, Excess Oil, Rough Texture, Dullness

Not Recommended For

Dry skin types should patch-test first or consult a dermatologist.