Cleansing balm for dehydrated-oily skin: HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal

How did I use the HEEDA cleansing balm?

I scooped out the amount I needed onto a dry face and spread it evenly. I gently massaged areas where blackheads and pores were bothering me, added water to emulsify it, and rinsed thoroughly. Finally, I washed my face with a foam cleanser.

The spatula stores neatly in the lid, which made it easy to scoop out what I needed. The label recommends using it within 12 months of opening.

What did the texture and cleansing process feel like?

It was a black solid balm, but it already felt soft when I scooped it up with the spatula. When I rubbed it between my hands, it melted with my body heat and spread smoothly like a cleansing oil. I used it while massaging for about 30 seconds.

Did my skin feel tight afterward?

For my combination-oily yet dehydrated skin, I felt almost no dryness afterward. It left both the feeling of having cleansed thoroughly and a moisturizing finish, so I thought it would be nice to use during summer.

What are the ingredients and purchase details?

The product information says it contains Jirisan charcoal, white rice flower, camellia oil, plum blossom, peony, rice bran, houttuynia cordata, and mugwort, among other ingredients. The original post did not separately list a price or a specific purchase link.