Gentle carbonated cleanser for postpartum sensitive skin: Ceramine
In short
Ceramine Carbonated Bubble Cleansing Foam is a low-irritation, mildly acidic puff-pump foam cleanser made with Chojeong carbonated water. The writer, whose skin became sensitive after giving birth, used Ceramine Cleansing Foam morning and night. The dense bubbles came out ready to use without lathering, allowing a friction-free wash, and her skin felt moist with no tightness afterward. After trying one foam cleanser after another, the writer decided Ceramine Cleansing Foam is the one she'll stick with.

Good to know
- Product type
- Puff-pump bubble cleansing foam (triple puff)
- Key features
- Made with Chojeong carbonated water; low-irritation and mildly acidic
- Ingredients (as listed by the writer)
- Sodium hyaluronate, birch sap
- Packaging
- White box with gold lettering
- How to use
- Recommended: apply, leave on for 30 seconds to 1 minute, then rinse
Prices as written by the tester on Jun 7, 2026 · not updated automatically

Why did I choose Ceramine cleansing foam for postpartum sensitive skin?
The reason the writer picked Ceramine Carbonated Bubble Cleansing Foam is her skin, which became sensitive after giving birth. Through my twenties, whenever I ran out of cleanser I'd just look up the lowest price online and buy that! But after the baby, my face turned red at the tiniest irritation, so sensitive that I went looking for a gentle foam cleanser to calm the inner tightness and redness. That's how I ended up trying Ceramine, a cleanser for all ages.


Ceramine aims for healthy beauty care where people and nature coexist, and they say they make cosmetics using only natural ingredients rather than synthetic ones. Even though it costs more and takes longer, they put care into every product to make it high quality, and seeing that made me trust them.

Does the Ceramine cleansing foam packaging work as a gift?
Ceramine cleansing foam comes in a white box with gold lettering, so I'd recommend it as a gift too. The case alone feels luxurious. The product's effect matters, of course, but I care about the case design as well, because it shows they pay attention to how things look. You might use a product yourself, but plenty of people shop for gifts, and in that sense Ceramine was good right down to the packaging.

What are the features of Ceramine Carbonated Bubble Cleansing Foam?
If I sum up Ceramine cleansing foam in a few words, these are its strengths.
- Chojeong carbonated water
- Low-irritation, mildly acidic
- Pore cleansing
- Hydration boost
- Skin tone-up
- Gentle removal of impurities
- Suitable for sensitive skin
It contains carbonated water extracted in Korea, so when you put it on your skin you can hear it fizzing on your face and feel it working its way into your pores.

Do you need to build a lather with the puff type?
Ceramine cleansing foam is a puff type, so you can pump it with one hand and use it right away. There's no need to whip up a lather, so there's less friction on the skin, which means no irritation and an easier wash.
Can people with breakouts or teenagers use it?
Because it's a mildly acidic foam cleanser, it's a great low-irritation option when you're breaking out, when hormones throw your skin off, or for teenagers getting acne from growth hormones.

How did my skin feel after washing: inner dryness and tightness?
Ceramine cleansing foam is said to contain sodium hyaluronate, rather than ordinary hyaluronic acid, plus birch sap, both known for moisturizing and soothing. So even people like me with sensitive, deeply dry skin can feel moist, soft skin texture when they pat dry with a towel after washing.

I've been using it daily, morning and night, lately, and I'm so happy with it!

What are Ceramine's bubble texture and cleansing power like?
Ceramine cleansing foam has a soft, creamy texture, and the bubbles are so dense that touching them with my hands felt fluffy and put me in a good mood~ Cleansers with strong cleansing power usually irritate a lot, and in winter especially they cause tiny scratches on the skin and make it worse. Ceramine boosts cleansing power without irritation, so even after a long day out, one use cleans out the buildup in my pores.


In summer weather like now especially, even a little time outdoors with exposed skin lets oil and secretions build up fast, so when I get home I can see with my own eyes that my pores are packed full.


How can you get more out of Ceramine cleansing foam?
The writer recommends leaving Ceramine cleansing foam on for 30 seconds to 1 minute after applying it, rather than rinsing right away. Cleansing power gets much better, and it works like a mask, adding even more moisture.

Can you see it? Pores getting clean from a single wash puts me in a good mood too! The triple puff makes finer, denser bubbles, so washing feels gentle. My skin also feels firmer when I press it after washing, and I could tell this product has plenty of advantages in many ways.

A foam cleanser nomad's conclusion
I've tried all the products people say are good, but for a pleasant scent and soft bubbles, I really felt Ceramine was the best. With this low-irritation, mildly acidic foam cleanser that protects the skin barrier while adding moisture, I plan to settle down for good. If you're a foam cleanser nomad like me, I hope you'll give it a try 👍
Where to buy
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