Jeonghan from SEVENTEEN is the brand ambassador for BANILA CO, promoting the 'Clean It Zero' cleansing balm in Japan starting August.
September/3/2025 15:07
Jeonghan of SEVENTEEN serves as the brand ambassador for 'BANILA CO'. The 'Clean It Zero' series cleansing balm, loved worldwide, is strengthening its expansion in the Japanese market. The 'Clean It Zero Cleansing Balm' will be sold in advance at Loft and PLAZA nationwide starting late August (some stores may not carry it). This powerful cleansing balm has surpassed 100 million units sold globally (based on company shipments and sales figures until July 2025, calculated on a 100mL basis). The sherbet-type cleansing balm gently adheres to the skin and thoroughly cleanses pore impurities (by washing away dirt and excess sebum). There are four types available to choose from based on skin type, ensuring everyone can find the perfect cleansing balm. Additionally, Jeonghan's visuals have been revealed in conjunction with the store sales. ■Product Information 'BANILA CO Clean It Zero Cleansing Balm' All 4 types: OR (Pink): Basic type (Popular No.1! Thoroughly cleanses pore impurities) PC (Green): Oily skin type (Deep cleansing for sebum and keratin) CL (Blue): Sensitive skin type (Prevents fluctuations and skin roughness, deep cleansing) NR (Yellow): High moisture type (Deep cleansing for elasticity and shine) Selling price: 2,090 yen (tax included) Content: 100mL Selling stores: Loft, PLAZA stores, and online stores. *Some stores may not carry it. The stores that carry the product may vary. For details, please contact each store. Released by Monock Co., Ltd. ■Related site 'BANILA CO' Japan official site
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