Maxclinic

MAXCLINIC built its reputation on the Oil Foam cleanser, an oil-to-foam hybrid that went viral for melting away makeup and SPF without a separate cleansing balm. The brand keeps its catalogue tight and cleansing-led, then rounds it out with a few treatment heroes like the Collagen Intensive Ampoule and the Melatonin night cream. That focus is the easiest way to read the range: most of what you see here is a cleanser, with a small set of targeted treatment steps layered on top.

The Oil Foam is the product to understand first. It goes on as a cleansing oil that binds to makeup, sunscreen, and sebum, then lathers into a light foam when you add water, so you get an oil cleanse and a foam cleanse in a single step. That two-stage action is why people reach for it to replace a full double-cleanse on lazy nights. Massage it onto dry skin, wet your hands to emulsify, then rinse clean.

MAXCLINIC sells the Oil Foam in several versions, so the choice comes down to what your skin wants alongside the cleanse. The Purititok Oil Foam is the core daily option, with a Purititok Brightening Oil Foam 310g for anyone targeting dullness, a Hyaluron Vita Oil Foam 310g leaning into hydration, and the Sika Biom Oil Foam 110g for a more soothing, barrier-friendly wash. The Rosebriting Oil Foam set adds a rose-scented variant. They all share the same oil-to-foam mechanic, so pick by the secondary benefit and size that suit you.

On the treatment side, the Collagen Intensive Ampoule 100ml is MAXCLINIC's answer for skin that wants more bounce and firmness. An ampoule is a concentrated serum step, so this sits after cleansing and before your moisturiser, delivering collagen-focused care in a lightweight layer. At 100ml it is a generous size for a treatment, which makes it practical for daily use rather than a once-in-a-while splurge. Pat a few drops over damp skin and let it absorb before sealing it in.

The Melatonin Cream is MAXCLINIC's overnight step, designed to work while your skin does its own repair during sleep. Melatonin is used in skincare as an antioxidant and overnight-support ingredient, so this cream sits at the end of an evening routine as the final seal. It also comes as a Melatonin Cream Gift Set, which is a tidy way to try it or give it. Apply it last thing at night, after your ampoule and any other treatments have absorbed.

For the morning, MAXCLINIC carries the Sika Biom Sunscreen 50ml, which shares the soothing Sika Biom theme that runs through the gentler Oil Foam. Sunscreen is the step that protects the work your cleansers and treatments do, since unprotected sun exposure undoes hydration and firmness gains over time. Apply it as the last step of your morning routine, after moisturiser, and reapply across the day when you are outside for long stretches. Pairing the Sika Biom cleanser and sunscreen keeps a consistent soothing approach from wash to protection.

MAXCLINIC packages several of its heroes into smaller or bundled formats. The Travel Oil Foam Kit 5g is a sachet-size way to test the cleanser or pack it for a trip without carrying a 310g tub, and the Rosebriting Oil Foam set bundles a variant for gifting or stocking up. Sets like these are the low-risk entry point: try the oil foam in a small size before committing to a full one. They also make MAXCLINIC easy to gift to anyone curious about the oil foam.

A simple MAXCLINIC routine starts with an Oil Foam matched to your skin, then the Collagen Intensive Ampoule, a moisturiser, and the Sika Biom Sunscreen by day or the Melatonin Cream by night. If you are new to the brand, begin with the Travel Oil Foam Kit and one treatment before scaling up to the full sizes. Every MAXCLINIC product here is sourced through Korean supply, so you receive the genuine current formulation rather than grey-market stock. Build from the cleanser outward and add treatments as your skin tells you what it needs.