Low-pH cleansing foam for combination skin: HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal
In short
HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Hydrating Cleansing Foam is a low-pH facial cleanser tested on combination skin during the changing seasons in Korea. I liked its dense foam and fresh rinse, and felt less tightness after washing, though results may vary by skin condition.

Good to know
- Product
- HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Hydrating Cleansing Foam
- Formula
- A low-pH formula that mentions charcoal ingredients.
- Skin type tested
- Combination skin with an oily T-zone and dry cheeks.
- When used
- During a seasonal transition, when skin felt sensitive and dry.
Prices as written by the tester on Nov 4, 2025 · not updated automatically
How did my combination skin feel after cleansing?


I tend not to reach for cleansers that clean well but leave my skin feeling tight afterward. My combination skin has an oily T-zone and dry cheeks, and when I used this product during the changing seasons, it seemed to leave some moisture behind and felt less tightening after cleansing.

I used to feel tightness unless I applied a mist or cream immediately after washing my face, but on mornings when I used this product, I was fine skipping the mist.

What were the foam and rinse like?


The foam felt rich, dense, and cushiony. There was less friction as I rubbed my face, and it rinsed off with a fresh finish, without a slippery or sticky residue.

Did it wash off sunscreen and light makeup?


Because it contains charcoal, I initially worried it might feel irritating, but I did not experience that while using it. I felt that the sunscreen I wear daily and light makeup came off cleanly in one wash, and I also had a refreshing cleanse on days when oil had built up after wearing a mask.

What did I like while using it?

- It felt less tightening after cleansing when I used it during the changing seasons.
- I could cleanse with rich, dense foam.
- It left a fresh, smooth finish after rinsing.


This product was provided for me to use. Skin condition and the feel of use can vary from person to person.






