Before I started using this, I was using the Senka Perfect Whip which was very compatible with my skin. I wanted to try this because the ingredients looked very good as compared to the Perfect Whip.
It's been more that two weeks since I started, and I didn't see much change on my skin. It had a somewhat chalky smell, and it foams relatively good. The product doesn't leave the skin tight after washing. Actually, it leaves it a little plump.
Overall, it was very compatible with my skin, but it's very basic. Since there are skin problems that I want to target, I don't think I'll be buying this again soon.

Pros
- Gently removes dirt and some make-up quickly without tugging or excessive rubbing
- Builds up to a nice lather quickly
- A little goes a long way
- Cheap in Asia, but can be costly buying it online
- Convenient squeeze tube that does not change shape over time/crumple

Cons
- There are better cleansers for the same, or cheaper, price such as Senka Perfect Whip and the Cetaphil cleanser
- Leaves a slightly sticky feel to the skin and a strange film after washing
- Makes skin feel almost like plastic
- You need a wash cloth to ensure you get everything off
- Contains BHT
- With repeated use it can be dehydrating and stripping to the skin
- My skin needs more moisturizer with this cleanser than any other

Should you buy it?
Yes If it's the cheapest cleanser around and easy for you to get.

No If there are other cleansers available. This cleanser isn't anything special despite the promise of hydration, I found it to be dehydrating