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KORRES Greek Yoghurt Probiotic Foaming Cream Cleanser review

The KORRES Greek Yoghurt Cleanser is a lovely everyday option if you enjoy a rich cream-to-foam texture. It cleans thoroughly, feels comfortable after rinsing, and turns a basic step into something a little more pleasant.

Tube of KORRES Greek Yoghurt Probiotic Foaming Cream Cleanser

What is it?

This is a soap-free, rinse-off cleanser made for the face and eye area. The texture starts creamy and builds into a soft foam, so it gives the satisfying feel of a foaming wash without feeling overly harsh.

The published ingredient list includes glycerin, yoghurt, whey protein, mild cleansing agents, and fragrance. KORRES also highlights upcycled oat milk and amaranth extract. It is a straightforward formula with a slightly more comforting feel than the average gel cleanser.

What I like

  • Creamy foam that rinses clean
  • Suitable for removing everyday makeup
  • Available in several sizes
  • Leaves skin feeling soft and fresh

Who is it best for?

It is a good match for normal, combination, or dry-leaning skin that tolerates fragrance and prefers a foaming cleanser.

Worth knowing: The formula contains fragrance and milk-derived ingredients, so it will not suit everyone. If your skin is very reactive, check the current ingredient list before buying.

How do you use it?

Massage a small amount onto damp skin, then rinse thoroughly. For heavier or waterproof makeup, use it as the second step after a dedicated makeup remover.

Frequently asked questions

Is the KORRES Greek Yoghurt Cleanser fragrance-free?

No. Parfum or fragrance appears in the current US ingredient list. The scent is part of the experience, but people who avoid fragrance should choose a different cleanser.

Is it suitable for daily use?

Yes. KORRES presents it as a daily face-and-eye cleanser. As with any cleanser, reduce use if your skin starts to feel tight or uncomfortable.

Is this cleanser vegan?

No. The published formula includes yoghurt, whey protein, lactose, and other milk-derived ingredients.

Source

Source checked 9 September 2026: KORRES official product page.

This article is an editorial assessment of published product information. No firsthand testing is claimed. Product details can change; follow the instructions supplied with your product.