Make up cleansing balm for sensitive skin: HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal

What satisfied her most after 4 jars of HEEDA's charcoal balm?

I have somewhat sensitive skin with texture issues and blackheads that bother me, so I pay close attention to how a cleanser feels. What I liked most about this product was how moist my skin felt after cleansing — there was less tightness right after washing my face, which felt comfortable.

How well did the cleansing balm remove makeup?

I put a stubborn tint on the back of my hand and gently rolled the balm over it — the color just melted away. I used the same rolling motion on my face after wearing BB cream, and for me, the makeup came off cleanly.

On busy days, I sometimes finished my whole cleansing routine with just this one product. On days when I wanted a more refreshed finish, I followed up with a foam cleanser.

How she used it on sebum and skin texture around the nose

The texture melts smoothly like a cream, so I could gently massage around my nose without scrubbing hard. With consistent use, I felt like the sebum and buildup around my nose were being cleared out, and the area around my pores looked cleaner than before.

Did she use HEEDA's cleansing balm on her back too?

When my back skin bothers me, I also use it like a body mask. About once a week, I apply it to my back, leave it on for 2–3 minutes, then rinse it off — afterward my skin texture felt cleaner.

Who is this make up cleansing balm right for?

I think this could suit people like me — those with sensitive skin who notice dryness after cleansing, or who wear makeup often. That said, skin reactions and cleansing feel vary from person to person, so take my experience as a reference if you prefer a moist finish and a gentle, rolling texture.