Cleansing balm for blackheads: HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal

How did it feel for blackheads and sebum?

I used it when dead skin, sebum, and blackheads around my nose were bothering me during the seasonal transition. After one use, the area around my nose felt cleaner, and I was pleased with the moisturizing finish as I continued using it.

Did it remove color makeup in one go?

It was easy to remove the bold color makeup I usually wear in one go without a separate remover. I worried that strong cleansing might be drying, but my skin did not feel especially tight afterward.

How do you use it?

It came with a small detachable spatula that can be attached to the lid. I used the spatula to scoop out an appropriate amount, rolled it over my face for about 30 seconds, then added water to emulsify it once the balm had melted with my body heat before rinsing.

It was also described as suitable for use once a week as a body pack if back or chest acne is a concern.

What were the texture and finish like?

The product is introduced as containing Jirisan charcoal, rice bran, white rice flower, green tea, camellia oil, and more. It felt less like it left the sticky residue typical of oil cleansers, and my skin felt relatively moisturized after washing.

If you want to consistently care for blackheads and sebum around your nose, its feel in use may be worth considering.