Melting Balm Cleanser - Face Cleanser

Cleansing balm

I loved how this product applied to my skin no fog at all

better out there

i do not get the hype on this ? .... its not very good at removing make up it took me 3 times to get my mascara off ... it doesn't feel oily so perhaps that's why

Really nice

Really nice, i have sensitive acne prone skin and it didn’t break me out or irritate my skin

Great balm cleanser

Great product, I didn't have any issues, however the product packaging is super bulky compared to the amount of product you actually get!

Massive Packaging

Nice cleanser, but a tiny amount of product for the packaging size.

Oily skin balm!

I’ve used this product around 7 times so far and I’m already in love, the balm melts effortlessly and removes all of my makeup and SPF perfectly. I really like that this has a boosted barrier as I for sure know my skin barrier has been compromised! Really want to venture into other Byoma products.

Perfect staple for routine

One of my staples for the skincare routine. Doesn’t sting my eyes or leave me with a greasy residue. I also have quite dry skin and it helps with that. Would recommend!

3 stars

good for price, blurs vision a little and takes a while to go away.

melting the makeup easily and leavs the face hydrated A little bit oily

Best balm cleanser

Not heavily scented, super soft on sensitive skin. By far my favourite, even above premium balm cleansers.

God cleanser

Den gør hvad den skal. Husk at skylde med lunken vand.

Excessive Plastic & Small, Disappointing Product

I recently purchased the BYOMA Melting Balm Cleanser, and I have to say, I’m deeply disappointed—not just with the product itself - which doesn't wash off waterproof make up - but with the shocking amount of plastic packaging it comes with. In an era where the climate crisis is an undeniable reality, this level of waste is completely unjustifiable, especially for such a small amount of product. The company touts itself as "sustainable" because they offer a few refill options, but this is blatant greenwashing. It feels like a hollow marketing gimmick rather than a genuine effort to reduce environmental impact. There are countless other brands on the market that offer truly sustainable alternatives—many of which come in 100ml sizes, use far less plastic, or utilise genuinely eco-friendly packaging like glass or aluminum (such as REN, Wilde Sage +, Conscious Skin care and even Liz Earle) To make matters worse, the cleanser itself is subpar. It doesn’t perform any better (and in some cases worse) than those sustainable options I mentioned. I also purchased an eye serum from BYOMA, and the over-the-top packaging issue was the same story. If you’re looking for effective, sustainable skincare, I’d recommend looking elsewhere. BYOMA needs to seriously rethink their approach to both product quality and environmental responsibility.