Dry-skin cleansing balm: HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal, tested for days

How did it feel on dry skin during seasonal transitions?

During seasonal transitions, my face can feel tight and look flaky after washing, so I looked for a cleansing balm. After using HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal Cleansing Balm for several days, my skin seemed to feel less tight and retain some moisture after washing.

The product is introduced as containing 15 naturally derived moisturizing ingredients. I liked that my skin felt relatively comfortable even before I applied cream.

Did it remove makeup in one go?

I used it to remove makeup after work. I usually double-cleanse several times, but this product felt like it removed everything cleanly in one use. After washing, the oiliness seemed cleared away and my skin felt soft and fresh.

It is said to contain Jirisan charcoal, and it also felt as though it absorbed sebum while I used it.

What were the texture and hygienic components like?

When I scooped it onto my hand and massaged it over my face, it emulsified into a white texture with body heat and melted smoothly like an oil. I felt almost no irritation while using it, and there was no residue after washing.

There is a clear inner cap inside the lid, and a spatula is included, so I could use it without scooping out the product with my fingers.

Did I use it to care for blackheads around my nose?

After gently massaging around my nose while washing, my blackheads seemed more tidied up. It seemed worth trying when I wanted to manage that area gently every day during cleansing instead of using a nose strip.

What did I like most after several days of use?

I was satisfied with both its cleansing feel and the moisturized feeling after washing. Its subtle scent also felt comforting when washing my tired face after work. However, the changes in my skin and whether it caused irritation are personal experiences from a dry-skinned writer using it for several days.