Blackhead cleansing balm routine: HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal

What are the texture and feel of HEEDA Cleansing Balm like?

It is a solid black balm that I could scoop out with the included spatula. After applying it to my skin and rolling it with body heat, it melted smoothly and turned oil-like.

After removing my makeup, it rinsed away without a feeling of residue, and my skin did not feel dry. Since I have oily skin, I was concerned about sebum around my nose, so I applied a generous amount and rolled it in while feeling the warmth.

How did I use it when blackheads around my nose bothered me?

At first, I applied it to my skin while it was still solid, then used face rolling until it had completely melted into an oil. After that, I added water and cleansed.

After using it, I felt that the sebum around my nose surfaced and was relatively easy to clear away. Still, I thought it would be better to roll thoroughly and cleanse rather than forcefully squeeze anything out.

What skin type and situations was it good for?

I used it on dehydrated oily skin, and because I could roll it on gently, it did not feel like a major burden on my skin. Since it is a balm, I thought I would worry less about leaks when traveling or carrying it than with a liquid oil.

I got the impression that it might be less burdensome for sensitive skin too, but that is simply my opinion based on how it felt for me.