DeHanso Black Snail Cleansing Foam is a 180 ml Korean foaming cleanser for dry and tired skin. The tube reads "For Dry & Tired Skin, Skin Cell Regeneration" and states it contains snail secretion filtrate (2,000 ppm), which supports elasticity and firmness. The creamy, fine foam cleanses pores and impurities while keeping the skin's moisture balance. Also written as De Hanso.
180 mlsnail mucin foaming cleanserMade in KoreaLicensed by the JFDA
Why you'll love it
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✓Snail secretion filtrate 2,000 ppm.
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✓Cleanses without stripping moisture.
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✓Supports elasticity and a smoother look.
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✓Creamy, fine foam for morning and evening.
Key ingredients
Snail secretion filtrate (2,000 ppm)the Korean skincare classic for a smoother, more supple look.
Glycerin and sodium hyaluronatehold moisture during and after cleansing.
Creamy foaming basegentle on dry skin.
How to use
- Wet your face and lather a small amount of foam between wet hands.
- Massage gently over the face, avoiding the eye area.
- Rinse thoroughly with water. Use morning and evening, then follow with toner and moisturiser.
Patch test before first use and avoid contact with the eyes.
Who is it for?
Dry, dull or tired-looking skin, and anyone whose face feels tight after ordinary cleansers.
Product details
| Brand |
DeHanso |
| Size |
180 ml |
| Type |
snail mucin foaming cleanser |
| Made in |
Korea |
| Licence |
Licensed by the Jordan Food and Drug Administration (JFDA) |
| Authenticity |
100% original DeHanso |
Frequently asked questions
What does snail mucin do in a cleanser?
Snail secretion filtrate is used in Korean skincare for its moisturising, skin-conditioning feel; here it helps the foam cleanse without leaving dry skin tight.
Is it suitable for oily skin?
It is made for dry and tired skin. Oily or acne-prone skin is better matched with the DeHanso Charcoal Cleansing Foam.
Can I use it every day?
Yes, morning and evening.
Does it remove makeup?
Light makeup, yes; for heavy makeup use a cleansing oil first.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
Patch test on a small area first and stop if irritation occurs.
