Zero Foam Cleanser — Reddit Reviews
by Medicube
Updated October 2, 2026
Foaming cleanser that cuts oil and sunscreen well; can feel tight.
What the community says
A foaming cleanser with glycerin, sorbitol, and fatty-acid surfactants that people use after oil cleansing or at night. It suits oily, acne-prone, and some sensitive skin, but dry or barrier-fragile skin often gets tight, flaky, or itchy.
What this means for you
Backed by 13 threads from r/30PlusSkinCare, r/koreanskincare and 4 more.
Read the threads ↓What people love
Watch out for
- Leaves dry skin tight and flaky
- Can trigger immediate breakouts
- Too much for morning cleansing
Product details
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Where to buy
Real Reddit threads — 20 mentions across 13 threads
Medicube Zero Foam Cleanser on Reddit, in one place — 13 threads from r/30PlusSkinCare, r/koreanskincare and 4 more, summarized.
“Ive used the Zero cleanser daily for years and I’ve never noticed a bad smell.”
Mentioned
“I can’t live w/out it”
Mentioned
“Zero cleanser daily for years”
Mentioned
“Zero Foam Cleanser”
Positive
“MediCube:”
Positive
“these are the main Korean products I’ve used over the past 8 months”
Positive
“Medicube Zero Foam Cleanser”
Positive
“PM: Wash my face in the shower with the medicube cleanser”
Positive
“That’s the routine that has finally worked for me.”
Positive
“Clinique all About clean and Medicube Zero are also good ones.”
Mentioned
“also good ones”
Mentioned
“The medicube zero pore cleanser is also pretty good”
Mentioned
“it suits my sensitive acne prone skin”
Mentioned
“I have oily/sensitive skin andt ruined my skin with one use.”
Mentioned
“Medicube Zero Foam was the closest I got, but it started making my skin tight again.”
Cautionary
“What am I doing wrong?”
Cautionary
“No burning, just flaky and dry. Sometimes itchy.”
Cautionary
