← Hair & Body
SOME BY MI AHA.BHA.PHA 30 Days Miracle Acne Body Cleanser 400g
SOME BY MI Olive Young

SOME BY MI AHA.BHA.PHA 30 Days Miracle Acne Body Cleanser 400g

“Budget-friendly triple-exfoliant body cleanser with solid 4.7★ rating; best for oily, textured skin willing to patch-test first.”

4.7 786 reviews
$17.76 Olive Young Global

Best for Oily and acne-prone body skin; texture concerns; exfoliation seekers on a tight budget

View on Olive Young Global ↗ Also on Naver from ₩21,350 · G마켓 ↗

Key ingredients

  • AHA
  • BHA
  • PHA
  • Centella asiatica
  • Tea tree

👍 Pros

  • Triple exfoliant formula (AHA/BHA/PHA) targets texture
  • Affordable at $17.76 for 400g body-use size
  • 4.7/5 rating from 786 Olive Young Global shoppers
  • Centella and tea tree may soothe post-exfoliation

👎 Cons

  • Minimal direct reviews for body cleanser format itself
  • Initial mild stinging reported by some users
  • Exfoliant strength requires patch-testing on sensitive skin

The Gist

The SOME BY MI AHA.BHA.PHA 30 Days Miracle Acne Body Cleanser 400g is a chemical exfoliant cleanser marketed around a three-acid blend. It’s a rinse-off formula designed for body use, positioned as a gentler daily option compared to stronger professional treatments.

What Korean reviewers say

Olive Young Global shoppers rate it 4.7/5 across 786 reviews. Korean reviewers who tested the brand’s 30 Days Miracle line reported visible sebum control and texture improvement within 1–2 weeks, with many noting non-irritating application on first use, though one reviewer mentioned mild initial stinging. Detailed written reviews specifically focused on the body cleanser format are limited, with most available feedback coming from the brand’s other product types in the same line.

Bottom line

At $17.76 for 400g, this is a low-risk, affordable entry into chemical exfoliation for acne-prone body skin. It’s worth trying if you have oily or congested body texture and are willing to start slowly, but the limited direct feedback on the cleanser itself means you should patch-test first to gauge your own tolerance.

Product image © SOME BY MI / CJ Olive Young — image policy & takedown