COSRX Low pH Good Morning Gel Cleanser

COSRX's Low pH Good Morning Gel Cleanser's Korea Olive Young listing declares 23 ingredients; the brand's own US site (cosrx.com) declares 24, including Sodium Chloride, which does not appear on the Korea Olive Young listing's ingredient disclosure as of 2026-08-27. (Checked: 2026-08-27)

Specifications

Volume150ml
Formlow-pH gel cleanser
Key ingredientsSodium Lauroyl Methyl Isethionate, Betaine Salicylate, Tea Tree Leaf Oil, Allantoin, Pueraria Lobata (Kudzu) Root Extract
Vegan certifiedNo
Contains petrolatumNo
Korea launch
Renewal historyNone recorded
Korea vs exportConfirmed minor discrepancy, source-verified but of uncertain cause. Comparing the declared ingredients on the Korea Olive Young listing against the brand's own US site (cosrx.com) on 2026-08-27: the KR list has 23 ingredients in an order matching the US list, but the US list has one additional ingredient — Sodium Chloride, positioned 4th — that does not appear anywhere in the KR list. Everything else in both lists is identical in content and order. This could reflect an actual minor formula difference (e.g., a viscosity-control salt added for the US market) or a listing that is slightly out of date; the discrepancy is reported as observed, not with an asserted cause.
Korea regular price₩9,900
Global priceUS$14.00 (list, cosrx.com)
RetailersOlive Young Korea, COSRX official site (cosrx.com), Amazon, Soko Glam

Is the Korean version of COSRX's Low pH Good Morning Gel Cleanser different from the US version?

There is one verified ingredient discrepancy — the US site's (cosrx.com) declared ingredient list includes Sodium Chloride, which does not appear on the Korea Olive Young listing's declared ingredient list, as compared directly on 2026-08-27. All other ingredients match. Whether this is an active formula difference or a listing update lag is not confirmed.

Is it vegan?

No vegan certification mark appears on COSRX's own US product page as of 2026-08-27.

Does it contain petrolatum?

No — Petrolatum does not appear in either the Korea or US ingredient list.

Is it cheaper in Korea?

Yes, at list price — 9,900 KRW (roughly on par with, or below, USD $14.00 list once converted) in Korea vs $14.00 list / $11.20 sale on the brand's own US site, for the same 150ml size.

Sources

Olive Young product page — Checked: 2026-08-27