Round Lab Pine Calming Cica Cleanser: Foam Texture, Skin Types and Price
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A cleanser is the one product almost everyone uses every day, which is why it is worth choosing carefully. Round Lab's Pine Calming Cica Cleanser belongs to the brand's Pine Cica line, which Round Lab presents as its calming range. Here is what the product page tells us and how it could fit into your routine.
What Round Lab says about it
According to Round Lab, this cleanser has a dense foam bubble texture that helps cleanse the skin "refreshingly and cleanly" by smoothly filling the skin. The brand lists these details:
- Texture: foamy and creamy
- Scent: unscented
- Skin type: sensitive, dry, all skin types
It is listed at $11.90 on Round Lab's US store at the time of writing. The text we collected does not include the size or the full ingredient list, so check those on the brand page. If you are ordering from outside the US, confirm that Round Lab ships to your country and what shipping would cost.
Where it fits in a routine
A foaming cleanser comes at the very start of a routine: cleanse → toner → serum → cream → sunscreen (sunscreen in the morning only).
- Morning: many people use a foam cleanser alone in the morning to wash away sleep and leftover night products before toner.
- Night (double cleansing): if you wear sunscreen or makeup, a common K-beauty habit is to remove them first with an oil or balm cleanser, then follow with a water-based foam like this one.
Whatever you do, work the foam over damp skin, rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water and pat dry. Follow the directions printed on the tube for amount and method.
Who it might suit
- People with sensitive or dry skin who are looking for a foam cleanser, since those are the skin types Round Lab lists, alongside all skin types.
- Fragrance-averse users. Round Lab says it is unscented.
- Anyone who likes a rich lather. If thin gel cleansers feel unsatisfying to you, a dense, creamy foam may feel more pleasant.
- K-pop fans building a first K-beauty routine. A cleanser is an affordable, low-risk first product to try from a Korean brand.
What to check before you buy
- Ingredients. "Unscented" is helpful, but if you react to specific ingredients, read the full list on the product page.
- Patch test. Even gentle-sounding cleansers can disagree with some skin. Try it on a small area for a few days before switching completely.
- Your current routine. If you already use a strong cleanser or exfoliating products, avoid stacking too many changes at once so you can tell what works.
- Size and cost per use. Confirm the tube size on the brand page to compare value with what you use now.
Our take
The Pine Calming Cica Cleanser is a straightforward pick: an unscented, creamy foam that Round Lab aims at sensitive and dry skin as well as all skin types, at a modest price. It will not do anything dramatic, and a cleanser should not need to. If you want a lathering face wash from a calming-focused line and the ingredient list works for you, it is an easy product to add. Check the size, ingredients, current price and shipping on Round Lab's page first.
See the Pine Calming Cica Cleanser at Round Lab →
Information is based on Round Lab's product page as collected by KPOPORO. Details can change; please confirm on the brand page before buying.