Cleansing balm for blackheads: HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal

How did it spread on dehydrated oily skin?

I usually prefer oil or balm formulas over cleansing water, so I tried this one on a face with makeup on. After scooping out the black balm with the spatula and massaging it in, it melted softly with my body temperature and felt like it adhered to my skin.

I also applied a small amount to my arm to check how it spread. I did not separately test its cleansing power after applying liner or lip products, but for me, it spread smoothly without irritation.

What are the scent and included accessories like?

The product stated that it contains Korean Jirisan charcoal ingredients and 10,000 ppm of charcoal powder. It also listed naturally derived moisturizing ingredients including spearmint leaf oil, litsea cubeba fruit oil, and ginger oil, and I could smell spearmint while massaging it in.

A spatula for scooping out the cleansing balm was included inside the container.

How did my nose feel after cleansing blackheads?

I massaged it over the nose area, where blackheads, whiteheads, and sebum bother me, then emulsified it for a first cleanse and followed with cleansing foam for a second cleanse. In my experience, my skin felt moisturized afterward with less tightness, and the area around my nose, along with flaky skin and dead skin cells, seemed neatly cleared up.

I was also satisfied with how it seemed to remove blackheads and whiteheads. Still, this reflects my own skin and my experience using it through the second cleanse.

Where can you buy it?

According to the writer, it is available to purchase on Coupang and Naver.