Whip Premium Foam Cleanser Review: A Surprisingly Good Find

 Whip Premium Review: An affordable foam cleanser with great performance for removing makeup and cleansing dirt

Close up of Whip Premium for Good performance and affordable cleansing product from Japan

Why I Chose Perfect Whip Premium

Senka Perfect Whip foam cleanser is one of the most popular must-buy items for travellers in Japan. On my last trip, I purchased several bottles because of their reputation for creating dense, creamy foam and gentle yet effective cleansing.

💬 While researching this product for my blog, I noticed that the Premium version seems like a close imitation of the original Senka Perfect Whip. Despite this, I was curious to see if it lived up to its promise, especially for my dry and sensitive skin.

Reviews: Texture and Foam Quality

One of the standout features of Perfect Whip Premium is its dense, creamy foam. With only a small amount of product and a bit of water, it creates a rich lather that feels luxurious on the skin.

The thick foam gives the impression that all dirt, oil, and impurities are thoroughly removed. Even after washing, my skin feels fair, smooth, and refreshed, which makes it a satisfying experience for daily cleansing.

Pros and Cons of Using Whip Premium

Pros: Why I Like It

  • Gentle on Sensitive Skin: Despite being effective at cleaning, it does not cause irritation.
  • Long-Lasting: Only a small amount is needed per use, so one bottle lasts a long time.
  • Effective Cleansing: Its mildly alkaline pH (around 8.5–9) provides strong cleaning power for dirt and oil. -> Slightly alkaline products provide effective cleansing; however, the ideal pH for our skin is slightly acidic to maintain its natural balance.

Cons: What to Keep in Mind

  • Potential Dryness: This cleanser may make your skin feel dry, so follow up with a high-quality moisturiser.
  • Mildly Alkaline: Its pH is slightly high for sensitive skin, which may not be suitable for long-term daily use for everyone.


Two yellow parts at the ends indicate PH 8, and Green and blue parts are close to PH 9. 

Overall Impression

While This Whip Premium is not the original version, it still delivers a satisfying cleansing experience. Users note that the original Senka Perfect Whip has a less thick, a bit more watery lather, but for daily use, the Premium version performs well and leaves the skin feeling clean and smooth.

Refer to this link: A review Comparing Two Products After Using the Original Senka Perfect Whip

For those with dry or sensitive skin, pairing it with a nourishing moisturiser is recommended to prevent any dryness.

*This review is based on my personal experience, and results may vary for others. Please take it as a friendly reference.
Location: Australia

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