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I'm From's quiet competitor to the Beauty of Joseon ginseng balm — a cult-status fig cleansing balm with 7.8% fig water and a shortlist of skin-feeding actives (peptides, squalane, vitamin E) underneath. The texture transition (sherbet → oil → milk on rinse) is the kind of K-beauty cleansing experience that converts oil-cleanser skeptics. Removes SPF and makeup without leaving a film.
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Fig Cleansing Balm by I'm From is formulated for dry, normal, sensitive, combination skin. I'm From's quiet competitor to the Beauty of Joseon ginseng balm — a cult-status fig cleansing balm with 7.8% fig water and a shortlist of skin-feeding actives (peptides, squalane, vitamin E) underneath. The texture transition (sherbet → oil → milk on rinse) is the kind of K-beauty cleansing experience that converts oil-cleanser skeptics. Removes SPF and makeup without leaving a film.
The key active ingredients in Fig Cleansing Balm are Panthenol, Squalane, Vitamin E (Tocopherol). It's known for: 7.8% fig water is the highest fig-content cleansing balm available and balm-to-oil-to-milk texture transition is exceptional.
Yes, Fig Cleansing Balm targets dryness, dullness. 7.8% fig water is the highest fig-content cleansing balm available
Fig Cleansing Balm retails for around $38, which places it in the mid range for cleansers. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: mid-premium price for a cleansing balm; the natural fig scent isn't for everyone; balm format is less travel-friendly than cleansing oils.
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