HAMEL Double Shot Oil-to-Foam Cleanser
HAMEL's Double Shot Oil-to-Foam Cleanser sells at Olive Young Korea for 25,000 KRW list / 17,010 KRW sale (200ml), checked 2026-09-02. Olive Young Korea and Olive Young Global both publish a legal ingredient disclosure for this SKU that reads like a sunscreen formula (multiple UV filters, no jojoba oil despite "jojoba seed" packaging claims) — confirmed via 3 independent sources to be a listing data error, not the product's real formula. This page uses the corrected ingredient list from the brand's own official site instead of the Olive Young disclosure. (Checked: 2026-09-04)
Specifications
| Volume | 200ml |
|---|---|
| Form | oil-to-foam cleanser |
| Key ingredients | Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Coco-Glucoside, Jojoba Seed Oil, Centella Asiatica Extract, Orange Peel Oil / Clary Sage Oil |
| Vegan certified | Not verified |
| Contains petrolatum | No |
| pH | 5.5–6.5 (slightly acidic) |
| Korea launch | — |
| Renewal history | None recorded |
| Korea vs export | No known difference (verified against a named export-market source) |
| Korea regular price | ₩25,000 |
| Price per 100ml | ₩12,500 / 100ml |
| Global price | US$23.00 (en.hamelbeauty.com, brand's own international store) |
| Retailers | International shipping: Olive Young Global, HAMEL official international site (en.hamelbeauty.com); Sold in Korea only: Olive Young Korea |
| Functional cosmetic status | Not registered as a functional cosmetic |
Can I buy it outside Korea?
International shipping: Olive Young Global, HAMEL official international site (en.hamelbeauty.com); Sold in Korea only: Olive Young Korea; Global price: US$23.00 (en.hamelbeauty.com, brand's own international store).
Why doesn't this page use Olive Young's own ingredient disclosure?
Olive Young Korea and Olive Young Global both publish a legal disclosure for this specific goodsNo (A000000188370) listing multiple synthetic UV filters (Uvinul A Plus, Uvinul T150, Tinosorb M) and no jojoba oil at all — despite the product's own packaging prominently claiming "jojoba seed," and despite the same disclosure stating the product is NOT MFDS-registered as a functional (sunscreen) cosmetic, a strong internal contradiction. A cross-check against the brand's own official site (hamelbeauty.com) and an independent third-party retailer (29cm) found matching, self-consistent ingredient lists built around jojoba seed oil with no UV filters — confirming the Olive Young disclosure is a listing data error for this SKU. This page uses the brand-site-sourced list instead, confirmed 2026-09-02.
Is the Korean version different from the export version?
No known difference — the brand's own official international store (en.hamelbeauty.com, a genuine export channel that accepts PayPal and states international shipping/customs terms) lists the exact same 39-ingredient jojoba-based formula, in the same order, as the brand-site-sourced Korea list on this page. This also independently corroborates that the Olive Young sunscreen-filter disclosure described above is a listing error, not a real regional formula difference, compared 2026-09-02.
Can it be used daily?
Yes — the brand says it's fine for daily use (brand-stated, Olive Young Q&A brand answer dated 2024-06-28, checked 2026-09-04).
Is it non-comedogenic tested?
No — the brand states it hasn't been non-comedogenic certified, though it has completed separate tests for fine-dust/blackhead/ sebum cleansing performance and low-irritation on sensitive skin (brand-stated, Olive Young Q&A brand answer dated 2025-10-20, checked 2026-09-04).
Sources
Olive Young product page — Checked: 2026-09-04
- ph-value: Brand Q&A: Olive Young Q&A brand answer stated pH 5.5–6.5, slightly acidic, checked 2026-09-04. (checked 2024-06-28)