Cleansing balm for dehydrated oily skin: HEEDA charcoal balm

Why did I try a cleansing balm for dehydrated oily skin?

My skin is oily, but I also have severe inner dryness. During seasonal transitions, I was concerned about increased skin tightness and sebum production, and because I do not usually wear much makeup, I mainly used cleansing foam. I did not often use cleansing oil because I disliked the slippery feeling, but I tried this for the first time because it was a balm formula that melts with body heat.

What were the product packaging and texture like?

HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm came in a round container with a spatula. It was a black balm formula, and the product description said it was a vegan cleansing balm containing Korean Jirisan charcoal. I scooped out a small amount with my hand to use.

How did I cleanse with it?

Without removing my makeup first, I spread it evenly over my dry face. I massaged in circular motions with my fingers, focusing on my cheeks, where I am concerned about blackheads and pores, and beside my nose, where I have a lot of sebum.

Then I added a little water to emulsify it and rubbed again, before rinsing thoroughly with lukewarm water at the end.

How did my skin feel after cleansing?

It thoroughly removed makeup from beside my nose and cheeks, areas where I felt it was difficult to cleanse carefully with cleansing foam alone. Above all, it left no residue after washing, and I felt less skin tightness than before.

For my skin, which is concerned about both sebum and inner dryness, it was a product I could use while expecting both deep cleansing and a moisturized feeling after washing. However, this is a record based on my own experience.