Power Cleanse is a face wash that removes makeup too: massage on a damp face, rinse, done. Power Melt is a silky balm that turns to oil on dry skin and lifts long-wear and waterproof makeup, then wipes away. Cleanse is your everyday wash-and-go; Melt is for full-makeup days or when you want a slower unwind.
Either works on its own. Use them together only when you want a deeper cleanse. We believe in fewer steps, not more.

Both cleansers are pH balanced and gentle, and Power Cleanse was refined until it didn’t sting. If your skin is very reactive, patch test on your inner arm first. 

One plush headband and two wrist bands that keep hair back and stop water running down your arms while you wash your face. They’re soft, stretchy, absorbent and comfortable on all head and wrist sizes.

They’re reusable and washable. 

Yes. Add a name or message of up to 20 characters for custom engraving. For bulk or corporate orders, write to hello@glosskn.com.

No. It wipes off without a greasy residue. If you prefer a rinsed feel, follow with Power Cleanse.

Healthy skin starts with a strong barrier. Before chasing glow or anti-aging, always prioritize barrier health — it’s the foundation for all good skin!

Double cleansing is a two-step skincare routine that involves using an oil-based cleanser first to dissolve makeup, sunscreen and excess oil, followed by a water-based face wash to remove dirt, sweat and remaining impurities.

But what if one cleanser could do it all?

At GLOSSKN, we believe effective cleansing shouldn't require extra steps. Our Power Cleanse All-in-One Makeup Removing Face Wash is designed to remove makeup, sunscreen, excess oil and daily impurities while gently cleansing your skin—all in one wash.

Its makeup-dissolving and cleansing formula means you don't need a separate oil-based cleanser or a second face wash for your everyday cleansing routine.

One cleanser. One step. A complete cleanse. Because great skincare should be effortless.

Your skin renews itself overnight. Leftover foundation, sunscreen, sweat and pollution sit in your pores for hours, and over time that build-up can lead to blackheads and breakouts. Dermatologists also point out that makeup holds on to pollution particles, which can stress your skin over time.

Your eyes are the area to be most careful with. Eye makeup left on overnight can rub off onto your pillow and into your eyes, causing irritation. It can also block the oil glands at the base of your lashes, which can lead to styes. Rare but serious eye infections have been linked to old, contaminated mascara.

The fix is simple: always remove makeup before bed, and be gentle about it. Rubbing and tugging at the eye area with cotton pads causes its own irritation and can weaken lashes. Choose a remover that’s gentle around the eyes and dissolves makeup instead of scrubbing it off. Replace mascara every three months.

GLOSSKN tip: Power Cleanse removes makeup and cleanses in one wash and is gentle around the eyes, which is ideal on tired nights. For waterproof mascara, start with Power Melt; it melts the makeup off, so you don’t need to rub.