Mixsoon Collagen Cleansing Balm (Refill)

This is the 50ml refill cartridge for Mixsoon's Collagen Cleansing Balm — the same balm, without the dispenser. The customer keeps the twist-up housing they already bought and drops in a replacement, which is both cheaper per gram and a great deal less plastic. For a buyer, the refill is not an accessory SKU; it is the mechanism that turns a cleansing balm from a one-time sale into a standing reorder. The practical consequence is simple and worth planning for: a refill is useless to someone who has never bought the full unit, so this line has to be stocked as a pair, with the jar leading and the refill following four to eight weeks behind on the reorder curve.

Key Benefits

• Lower unit cost. The refill is priced meaningfully below the housed product on the brand's own storefront — it carries the same 50ml of balm without the dispenser hardware. That gap is what keeps a customer from drifting to a cheaper competitor at the repurchase moment.
• Materially less packaging. No twist mechanism, no outer housing. For MENA retailers and e-commerce operators now being asked about sustainability by their own customers and by mall landlords, a refill SKU is a concrete, demonstrable answer rather than a claim.
• Repeat-purchase lock-in. A customer who owns the housing has a reason to come back to this specific brand rather than compare balms from scratch. Refill ranges measurably lengthen customer lifetime value, and the reorder is a low-friction decision.
• Identical cleansing performance. The formula is unchanged — the same ester-and-wax balm that dissolves high-SPF sunscreen, long-wear foundation and sebum, and emulsifies clean with water.
• Same skin-feel actives. Soluble collagen, glycerin and the four-ferment complex still leave the post-cleanse skin soft rather than tight, so there is no downgrade to explain to the customer.
• Lighter, denser shipping. Less hardware per unit means more units per carton and lower freight cost per gram of product delivered — a real margin line on Korea-to-Gulf sea and air freight.
• Cleaner shelf story. Jar plus refill merchandised together reads as a system, and the price step visibly rewards loyalty at the point of purchase.

When to Use

Buy this when the original Collagen Cleansing Balm housing runs empty — typically after six to ten weeks of nightly use for a single user. It is not a starter purchase: without the twist-up dispenser from the full-size product, there is nothing to load it into. In the routine itself, the timing is exactly as before: evening, as the first step of a double cleanse, before a foam or gel wash, on any day sunscreen or makeup has been worn. Retail advice at the counter should be explicit — first-time buyers take the housed jar, returning customers take the refill — because a customer who buys a refill by mistake will return it, and that return is entirely avoidable with a shelf talker. For wholesale planning, a sensible opening ratio is roughly one refill per two or three housed units on a first order, adjusted upward on reorders as the installed base of dispensers grows.

How to Use

• Finish the balm in the existing twist-up container and remove the empty cartridge according to the pack instructions. Wipe the inside of the housing clean and dry.
• Unwrap the refill and seat it into the housing, pressing until it locks. Do not force it — if it resists, check the orientation.
• Replace the cap and twist the base clockwise to raise 1–2cm of balm.
• Use exactly as before: apply to a dry face with dry hands, massage 30 seconds, add a little water and massage a further 30 seconds until milky, then rinse with lukewarm water and follow with a second cleanser.
• Twist down, cap, and store upright below 25°C away from direct sun.

Key Ingredients

• Cetyl Ethylhexanoate and Ethylhexyl Palmitate — the primary ester emollients dissolving sunscreen and makeup.
• Sorbeth-30 Tetraoleate — emulsifier enabling the water rinse-off without residue.
• Isododecane — volatile solvent that handles silicone-based, transfer-proof makeup.
• Isononyl Isononanoate — dry-finish ester keeping the melted balm light.
• Synthetic Wax, Hydrogenated Coconut Oil, Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil and Trihydroxystearin — the structuring waxes and gelling agent that hold the balm solid in the cartridge.
• Silica Dimethyl Silylate — gives the signature grinding-then-melting texture.
• Soluble Collagen — a water-binding protein acting as a surface humectant and film-former. Stated accurately: it hydrates and smooths the skin surface and does not penetrate to the dermis or rebuild the skin's own collagen. The brand's published ingredient text does not name the source organism, so request a written declaration if you need marine, bovine, halal or vegan confirmation for your market.
• Sodium DNA — conditioning agent behind the brand's PDRN-adjacent language. Cosmetic DNA fragments are usually derived from salmon or trout milt; the source is not disclosed here, which is a second item for your supplier declaration.
• Lactobacillus/Pear Juice Ferment Filtrate, Lactobacillus/Punica Granatum Fruit Ferment Extract, Lactobacillus/Soybean Ferment Extract and Saccharomyces/Barley Seed Ferment Filtrate — the four-ferment conditioning complex.
• Glycerin, Propanediol and Butylene Glycol — humectants responsible for the comfortable, non-tight after-feel.
• Tocopherol (Vitamin E) — antioxidant protecting the oil phase.

Precautions

Source note: the ingredient list above is the published INCI for the full-size Mixsoon Collagen Cleansing Balm. Mixsoon sells this 50ml refill as the identical formula in refill packaging rather than as a separate product, but the refill pack does not carry its own independently published ingredient listing — confirm the INCI against the physical carton on receipt of your first shipment before printing local-language labels.

This formula contains Fragrance (Parfum), so it is not suitable for a fragrance-free positioning and should be flagged for customers with known perfume allergies or eczema-prone skin. It also contains soybean- and coconut-derived materials. For external use only; keep out of the eyes, remove contact lenses before using it around the lash line, and rinse with clean water without rubbing if balm enters the eye. Always complete the double cleanse — an oil balm left unrinsed can contribute to congestion in acne-prone skin. As an anhydrous wax balm it softens above roughly 30°C, so ship and warehouse this refill climate-controlled and keep it out of direct sun; a heat-slumped cartridge may not seat correctly in the dispenser, which is the most likely cause of a refill-specific customer complaint. Do not decant into a different container or mix with another balm. Patch test before first use if you have a history of fragrance or plant-oil sensitivity, and discontinue if redness, itching or stinging develops.