Charcoal cleansing balm for blackheads: HEEDA Jirisan Moist

How did I use it for blackheads and eye makeup removal?

My skin is not especially oily, but I was concerned about blackheads and whiteheads around my nose. My eye makeup tends not to come off easily after makeup, so I used this cleansing balm while looking for a product with good cleansing power.

What did the texture and packaging feel like?

The package used white and black tones, with a glossy black container. The spatula could be stored clipped into the lid, and once pressed in until it was secure, it did not fall off.

The black balm had a sherbet-like texture with charcoal in it. It scooped out smoothly with the spatula in the amount I needed, and it felt moist and silky on my hand.

How did my skin feel after cleansing, and what changed around my nose?

I spread it over my face and used it like a massage. I paid a little more attention to massaging around my nose, and the more I rubbed, the black tint seemed to fade and become clear. After rinsing with lukewarm water, I cleansed once more if the water did not seem clear.

After cleansing, my face did not feel tight and instead felt moisturized, so I liked how it felt to use. I was satisfied because blackheads around my nose also seemed to ease with continued use, though this is an observation based on my own experience.

Which ingredients were mentioned?

The original post mentioned charcoal powder, jojoba seed oil, wild soybean oil, and daisy flower extract.