Dry-skin low-pH cleansing foam: HEEDA Charcoal Moisture

How did my dry skin feel after cleansing?

In winter, my dryness gets worse; my T-zone becomes oily, while the skin around my nose tends to flake. So the thing I value most in a cleansing foam is whether it leaves my skin feeling less dry afterward.

I chose this product because it highlights a low-pH formula and moisturizing ingredients. After using it morning and night for about a month and a half, I felt almost no tightness after cleansing, and my skin tended to retain moisture. I also woke up with less dryness and noticed the difference when applying makeup base.

How did I use it?

I usually cleanse in the morning and evening. I squeezed out an appropriate amount, added water to create a lather, and gently rolled it over my entire face as if massaging.

In the evening, I melted off my makeup with a cleansing balm first, then used this as a second cleanse. After the first cleanse, I felt I did not need a large amount.

What was the black charcoal formula like to use?

Both the packaging and the product itself are black. When I added water and rolled it between my hands, the foam turned white. Because the formula is black, it occasionally felt unfamiliar immediately after I applied it to my face.

According to the product description, the formula contains charcoal powder and is presented as helping absorb oil and impurities. On days when I wore only sunscreen, I cleansed with this foam cleanser alone, and it felt like it washed away smoothly.

Would I repurchase it?

After using it morning and night for a month and a half and finishing it, I considered repurchasing it. What satisfied me most was that it left my skin feeling less dry after cleansing.