Cleansing balm for dehydrated oily skin: HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal

How did I use it on dehydrated oily skin?

I have oily skin that is dehydrated, with lots of breakouts and marks, so I tend to choose cleansing products carefully. I wear sunscreen even on days I do not go out, so I used this product to cleanse at night.

How do you use the cleansing balm?

I scooped out an appropriate amount with the spatula and massaged it over my face for about 30 seconds. The solid balm melted softly against my body heat and took on an oil-like feel; then I added water to emulsify it and rinsed several times.

The original post also mentioned using it once a week like a body pack on areas with back acne or body breakouts.

How did my skin feel afterward?

I used to hesitate because cleansing would leave my skin feeling irritated and red, but this product did not feel excessive after use and left my skin feeling moisturized. I felt it helped wash away makeup residue and sebum, and I have been using it every day.

My sebum did not disappear immediately, but I wrote that I noticed changes with consistent use. Still, this is the writer’s personal experience.

What are the texture and container like?

The container was round, like a large compact, and I found it easy to open. The product was introduced as a black solid balm with a pearlescent shimmer.

Which skin type did it suit?

For me, it worked well for nighttime cleansing on days when I had applied sunscreen thoroughly, and I would recommend it to dehydrated oily skin types that prefer a moisturized finish.