Cleansing balm for dehydrated oily skin: HEEDA Charcoal Balm

Was it suitable as a first cleanse for dehydrated oily skin?

Because I have dehydrated oily skin, I try to avoid a second cleanse and used it as my first cleanse on days when I wore light makeup. I applied the balm over my makeup and massaged it in, emulsified it with a little water, then rinsed several times with lukewarm water.

After cleansing, it felt clean with no makeup residue left behind, and it felt more refreshing than the oil cleanser I had been using. In my case, I did not feel much tightness afterward, and the area around my nose and butterfly zone also felt thoroughly cleansed.

What were the texture and application like?

It felt like a moisturizing balm texture and was easy to massage gently over my skin. Since I simply added water to emulsify it before rinsing, the order of use was not difficult.

The one-touch lid was easy to open and close, and I could scoop out the product with the included spatula. After use, I stored the spatula back inside the lid.

Did I notice changes in bumps and skin texture right away?

After one use, my skin texture seemed to feel softer. However, rather than concluding that the bumps had disappeared, I want to keep using it and see what changes it brings to my skin.

What ingredients and packaging features does the product describe?

The product highlights Jirisan charcoal, squalane, and jojoba seed oil. It also states that it uses eco-friendly packaging materials and soy ink.

The clinical figures concerning the moisture barrier and skin texture mentioned in the original post are information provided by the product company; they are not results I verified through my personal use.