Cleansing duo for sensitive dry skin: HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal

How did it feel to use when my skin felt dry and sensitive?

As the weather became drier and my skin felt more sensitive, I became concerned about irritation from my usual cleansing products. Since I wear a mask for long periods in daily life, post-cleansing tightness also mattered to me, so I tried the HEEDA cleansing balm and foam cleanser together.

How did the cleansing balm remove makeup and sebum?

For the first cleanse, I used the cleansing balm. When I scooped out an appropriate amount, it melted with my body heat and turned into an oil-like texture, making it easy to dissolve makeup and sebum. It felt as though it melted away gently without strong irritation, so it felt less burdensome on skin that was feeling sensitive.

It was my first time using a balm formula, so it felt unfamiliar at first, but I also liked that it came with a built-in spatula for more hygienic use.

Did my skin feel tight after finishing with the low-pH foam cleanser?

After the cleansing balm, I finished with the low-pH foam cleanser. It created a rich lather that was easy to spread softly over my whole face, and after washing, my skin felt moisturized and soft rather than tight or dry.

According to the original post, it contains hyaluronic acid and ceramide ingredients. I liked that my skin felt moisturized rather than dry after cleansing, and that my skin texture felt smooth.

Will I keep using this two-step cleanse?

It cleared away sebum and impurities while leaving my skin feeling comfortable after washing. Areas where sebum and blackheads had concerned me also seemed to gradually improve, and it felt less burdensome than other products that had left my skin feeling dry or stinging. I was also impressed by the brand’s explanation that it uses soybean oil ink and paper packaging with the environment in mind, so I plan to keep using it.