STUDIO17 & Cleanser
스튜디오17 브러쉬&퍼프 클렌저
₩ is the Korean store price; $ is what Olive Young Global lists. They often differ because the pack size or count sold overseas isn't the same — check the size on the listing before you buy.
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About this product
A dedicated brush-and-puff cleanser sounds like a step you can skip, but at eight dollars it's a small price for actually clean makeup tools. The bar is soap-based - sodium palmate and sodium palm kernelate - with charcoal powder mixed in to help lift out sunscreen, oil, and pigment buildup that a quick tap of water alone won't remove. It's simple, no-frills, and does one job: strip dirty brushes and puffs back to clean without needing a specialty liquid cleanser. Since breakouts often trace back to dirty tools, this one small habit pays for itself.
Bottom line: a cheap, no-nonsense way to actually keep your makeup tools clean.
Wet the brush or puff, swirl it over the bar to work up a lather, then rinse thoroughly and reshape before air-drying.
What reviewers say
I keep this Studio17 cleanser next to my sink because clean brushes and puffs genuinely change how makeup applies. It's a quick step that takes the guesswork out of tool care, and I've found it keeps my sponges looking fresh for longer. Not the glamorous part of the routine, but a small habit that pays off.
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