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SUNGBOON EDITOR - Green Tomato Deep Pore Clean Enzyme Powder Wash 50g
SUNGBOON EDITOR - Green Tomato Deep Pore Clean Enzyme Powder Wash 50g
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SUNGBOON EDITOR Green Tomato Deep Pore Clean Enzyme Powder Wash 50g — Korean Enzyme Cleanser for Pores and Texture
The Green Tomato Deep Pore Clean Enzyme Powder Wash is the gentle exfoliating cleanser in SUNGBOON EDITOR’s flagship pore line — a dry powder that foams when it meets water and uses fruit enzymes to dissolve dead skin and clear pores. It is the softer alternative to a scrub: no grit, no dragging, just enzymes doing the work.
Powder cleansers exist for a reason. Enzymes and vitamin-type actives are unstable in water — kept dry until the moment you use them, they stay active far longer than they would dissolved in a bottle. That is the logic behind this format.
What the Enzyme Powder Wash Does
- Exfoliates gently with enzymes. Papain (from papaya) and bromelain (from pineapple) digest dead surface cells without scrubbing — gentler than a physical scrub and less harsh than a strong acid.
- Clears pores and smooths texture. Green tomato and a PHA (gluconolactone) work on sebum and rough, congested skin.
- Washes without stripping. Mild amino-acid cleansers, not sulfates, do the foaming — so skin feels clean, not tight.
- Hydrates as it exfoliates. Five forms of hyaluronic acid, a ceramide and green tea keep the barrier supported.
Who the Enzyme Powder Wash Is For
- Skin with rough texture, flakiness or congestion that wants gentle regular exfoliation
- Sensitive skin that finds scrubs or strong acids too harsh — enzymes are the mildest route
- Oily and combination skin with visible pores and sebum buildup
- Anyone who wants an exfoliating step a few times a week rather than daily
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Key Ingredients in the Enzyme Powder Wash
- Papain & Bromelain (fruit enzymes) — the exfoliating heart of the formula, digesting dead skin gently and evenly.
- Patented Green Tomato Extract — the brand’s signature pore ingredient.
- Gluconolactone (PHA) — a mild acid layered with the enzymes for smoother texture.
- Amino-acid cleansers (Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate, Glutamate, Glycinate) — the gentle, sulfate-free foaming base.
- Green Tea (Camellia Sinensis) Powder — antioxidant and soothing.
- Five forms of hyaluronic acid + Ceramide NP — hydration and barrier support, so exfoliation does not leave skin tight. See our hyaluronic acid and ceramides guides.
Texture and Finish
A fine, dry powder that turns into a soft, creamy foam when you add water and work it in your palms. It rinses clean and leaves skin noticeably smoother and softer, without the tightness of a scrub or the sting of a strong peel.
Why You’ll Love It
- Enzyme exfoliation is the gentle kind. Smoother skin without grit, dragging or the sting of a strong acid.
- The powder format keeps the actives fresh. Enzymes stay potent dry, then activate the moment you add water.
- Sulfate-free and hydrating. Amino-acid cleansers plus five hyaluronic acids and a ceramide.
- Cleanses and exfoliates in one step — no separate scrub or peel needed.
- Green tomato and green tea for pore care and antioxidant soothing.
How to Use the Enzyme Powder Wash
- Use in place of your regular cleanser 2–3 times a week to start — daily only if your skin tolerates it well.
- Tip a small amount (about a coin’s worth) into wet palms.
- Add a little lukewarm water and work into a soft foam between your hands.
- Massage gently over damp skin for 30–60 seconds, avoiding the eye area.
- Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.
- Follow with toner and the rest of your routine. Wear sunscreen the next morning — exfoliation makes daily SPF important.
How to Add It to Your Routine
This replaces your cleanser on exfoliation days: enzyme powder wash → toner → ampoule → moisturizer → sunscreen. Because it exfoliates, treat it as your acid step for the day — don’t also layer the pads or an acid ampoule on the same wash, or you risk over-exfoliating. More in how to treat acne without destroying your barrier.
It fits naturally alongside the Green Tomato Cleansing Foam (use the foam on non-exfoliating days) and the Green Tomato Pore Toner. Browse Korean Toners and Korean Sunscreen for the steps around it.
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Ingredients
How to Use
2. Tip a small amount (about a coin’s worth) into wet palms.
3. Add a little lukewarm water and work into a soft foam between your hands.
4. Massage gently over damp skin for 30–60 seconds, avoiding the eye area.
5. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.
6. Follow with toner and the rest of your routine. Wear sunscreen the next morning.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I use the enzyme powder wash?
Start at 2 to 3 times a week in place of your regular cleanser, and build up only if your skin stays comfortable. Enzyme exfoliation is gentle, but it is still exfoliation, so daily use is not necessary for most people and can be too much for sensitive skin. On the days you use it, treat it as your exfoliating step and skip other acids that day.
What is the difference between an enzyme wash and a scrub?
A scrub uses physical particles to buff away dead skin, which can be harsh and uneven and can micro-tear sensitive skin. This wash uses fruit enzymes — papain and bromelain — that dissolve dead surface cells chemically and evenly, with no grit and no scrubbing. It is the gentler way to exfoliate, which is why it suits sensitive and reactive skin that scrubs tend to irritate.
Why is it a powder instead of a liquid?
Because enzymes are unstable in water. Kept as a dry powder, the papain and bromelain stay active far longer than they would dissolved in a bottle, and they only switch on when you add water in your palm. The powder format is not a gimmick — it is the practical way to keep an enzyme cleanser working over the life of the product.
Can I use it with the Green Tomato toner and pads?
Yes, but not all as acid steps on the same day. This wash exfoliates, the pads exfoliate, and the toner and ampoule contain a PHA — stacking every one of them can over-exfoliate and leave the barrier stripped, which ironically makes pores look worse. On a powder-wash day, let this be your exfoliating step and keep the rest of the routine simple: toner, ampoule, moisturizer, sunscreen.
Is it gentle enough for sensitive skin?
Enzyme exfoliation is the mildest kind, and this formula is sulfate-free with amino-acid cleansers, five forms of hyaluronic acid, a ceramide and green tea to keep the barrier supported — so it is a reasonable choice for sensitive skin that finds scrubs and strong acids too much. Start once or twice a week, patch test if you react easily, and stop if you notice stinging or tightness.