Fruitland Story Foam

This page groups Fruitland foam cleansers that carry the Story Foam theme in the live product grid. Current titles include Cleansing Story Red Soil Foam 150g, Cleansing Story Cleansing Foam White Soil 150g, Face Wash Story Deep Cleansing Foam Mung Bean 120g, and Cleansing Story Cucumber Deep Cleansing Foam 120g.

The collection is useful when you already know you want a rinse-off foam cleanser from Fruitland and need to compare the available ingredient directions without opening each product page one by one.

Fruitland's soil-themed cleansers are the most direct fit for shoppers who like a firmer, more clarifying foam step. The live assortment includes Red Soil Foam 150g, White Soil Cleansing Foam 150g, and Ocher Deep Cleansing Foam 150g, giving you several clay-adjacent choices inside the same brand family.

Pick these when your routine already includes a separate hydrating toner or essence after cleansing. Foam cleansers can leave skin feeling very clean, so follow with a moisture step instead of judging the cleanser as a leave-on treatment.

The Story Foam grid also includes mung bean, cucumber, green tea, aloe, grape seed, and snail versions. These product names are helpful signals when you want a cleanser that feels closer to a plant-led daily wash rather than a soil-focused option.

Cucumber and aloe are sensible picks for a fresh morning cleanse, while green tea and mung bean suit shoppers who prefer a simple daily cleanser name. Snail is the more distinctive option in this set for shoppers building a routine around Korean snail products.

Most visible Fruitland Story Foam listings are 120g or 150g tubes. The 150g soil options make sense if you want a larger cleanser for a steady bathroom routine, while the 120g plant and snail variations are easier to rotate or test.

The assortment also includes a Cucumber Deep Cleansing Foam 120g x 10pcs listing. Choose that kind of pack only when you already know the formula direction works for your household or you want a stock-up format.

For oilier skin or a heavier evening cleanse, start with the red soil, white soil, or ocher names. Their product positioning points toward a deeper clean, which can be useful after sunscreen or a long day.

For normal, combination, or cleanser-sensitive routines, compare cucumber, aloe, green tea, grape seed, or mung bean first. These names are easier to place in a daily cleanse slot, especially if your second step after washing is a hydrating toner.

Use a small amount on wet hands, build foam with water, then massage briefly over the face before rinsing well. Keep the massage short and avoid using a foam cleanser as a mask, since these are rinse-off wash products.

If you wear long-wear sunscreen or makeup, use an oil or balm cleanser first, then finish with one of the Fruitland Story Foam options. After rinsing, move quickly into toner, essence, or moisturizer so the routine does not stop at cleansing.

The live grid includes both Cleansing Story and Face Wash Story product names. Treat them as related Fruitland cleanser lines and compare the ingredient cue, size, and listing format rather than relying only on the line name.

For example, Face Wash Story appears on the mung bean and aloe foam titles, while Cleansing Story appears across soil, cucumber, snail, green tea, and grape seed options. That split can help you narrow choices when you prefer one naming family, but the individual product title still carries the most practical detail.