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The pale blue comes from azulene — a chamomile-derived anti-inflammatory compound that's been used in sensitive-skin pharma for decades. Add snail mucin, panthenol, allantoin, and a pH 5.5 amino-acid surfactant base, and you have one of the gentlest second-cleansers in K-beauty. For barrier-compromised skin that still wants a proper foam cleanse.
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Snail & Azulene Low pH Cleanser by TIAM is formulated for sensitive, dry, normal, combination skin. The pale blue comes from azulene — a chamomile-derived anti-inflammatory compound that's been used in sensitive-skin pharma for decades. Add snail mucin, panthenol, allantoin, and a pH 5.5 amino-acid surfactant base, and you have one of the gentlest second-cleansers in K-beauty. For barrier-compromised skin that still wants a proper foam cleanse.
The key active ingredients in Snail & Azulene Low pH Cleanser are Panthenol, Chamomile, Allantoin, Snail Mucin. It's known for: pH 5.5 + amino acid surfactants = genuinely non-stripping and azulene is a real calming active.
Yes, Snail & Azulene Low pH Cleanser targets sensitivity, redness, dryness. pH 5.5 + amino acid surfactants = genuinely non-stripping
Snail & Azulene Low pH Cleanser retails for around $19, which places it in the budget range for cleansers. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: not strong enough to remove heavy makeup (double cleanse needed); snail mucin is polarising; small 200ml tube runs out fast.
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