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ma:nyo Pure Soybean Cleansing Oil pairs the brand’s 14 plant oil blend with soybean — a nutrient-rich cleansing oil that dissolves makeup and sunscreen while leaving skin conditioned rather than stripped.
Soybean, a Korean skincare tradition
Rich in amino acids and part of Korean beauty for generations, soybean is valued for its softening, conditioning character. In a cleansing oil it does the work of keeping the step comfortable.
14 plant oils in the blend
Different oils bring different textures and conditioning properties. Blending them is how a cleansing oil manages to dissolve makeup thoroughly while still leaving skin comfortable afterwards.
Removes what foam leaves behind
Waterproof makeup and sunscreen are oil-soluble, which is why a foam cleanser alone leaves residue. That residue is a common and underestimated cause of congestion.
Massage the nose and chin
Thirty to sixty seconds of oil massage over areas where pores look more visible loosens the sebum and buildup sitting there. It’s cleansing rather than treatment — and it works better done gently than firmly.
Dry hands, dry face, then emulsify
Start completely dry, massage, then add water until the oil turns milky white before rinsing. Both halves of that matter, and the second is the one people skip.
Soybean or the original?
Both share the same 14 plant oil foundation. The original Pure Cleansing Oil is the three-million-bottle classic; this one leads with soybean. Cleansing performance is comparable — pick the ingredient story you prefer.
Apply to completely dry skin with dry hands and massage in circular motions to dissolve makeup and sunscreen. Spend an extra 30–60 seconds on the nose and chin if you like. Add a little water and keep massaging until the oil turns milky, then rinse with lukewarm water. Follow with a water-based cleanser.
How is the soybean version different from the original?
Both are built on the same 14 plant oil blend. The soybean version leads with soybean, a traditional Korean ingredient valued for its conditioning character. Choose by which ingredient story you prefer — the cleansing performance is comparable.
Why 14 plant oils?
Different oils bring different textures and conditioning properties. Blending them is how a cleansing oil manages to dissolve makeup thoroughly while still leaving skin comfortable.
Dry skin or wet skin?
Completely dry, with dry hands. Water stops the oil breaking down makeup — the most common mistake with this format.
Will it help with blackheads?
Massaging oil over the nose and chin loosens the sebum and buildup that make pores look more visible. It’s cleansing rather than treatment — for persistent concerns, see a dermatologist.
I have a soy allergy — should I avoid it?
Soy allergies usually relate to ingestion rather than topical use, but if you have a known allergy, patch test first or check with your doctor.
Do I still need a second cleanser?
Yes — oil first, then a water-based foam or gel. Leftover sunscreen is a common cause of congestion, and one step genuinely can’t do both jobs.
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