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Cleansers

Beplain Mung Bean pH-Balanced Cleansing Foam

9 on Olive Young Korea's live ranking, week of 2026-09-21 — see the full Top 30

foam cleanserlow pH160 mldouble pack in Korea
Beplain Mung Bean pH-Balanced Cleansing Foam

Product photo from the Olive Young Korea listing (비플레인 녹두 약산성 클렌징폼 160ml 더블 기획).

Why it's on the Korean shelf

A regular in Olive Young Korea's top 30 (double pack). Beplain is a small Korean brand built on mung-bean (nokdu) extract — the traditional Korean face-wash ingredient, modernized.

Who it's for

Sensitive skin that wants foam without tightness.

Honest note

Very gentle; heavy sunscreen wearers should still double cleanse.

Price check

WherePrice
Olive Young Korea shelf (promo, KRW)₩23,900 ≈ $17.45
Typical US street price$14–20

KRW converted at ~₩1,350/USD. Korean promo bundles often include 2 units.

Also carried by Olive Young Global (Korean bundles, does not ship to the US) and Olive Young US. We earn nothing on these two — they are listed because they are sometimes the better buy.

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