Foaming cleanser for acne-prone skin: HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal

How did it feel on acne-prone combination skin?

My acne-prone combination skin, which is sensitive to changes in sebum when I switch skincare products, led me to expect a gentle feel from this cleanser. I tried it as a second cleanse after removing makeup, and my face did not feel severely tight afterward; it felt moisturizing.

How were the foam and post-cleanse feel?

Even a small amount on my palm made plenty of foam. I initially used an amount about the size of a bean, but it felt slightly too much for me, and I think an even smaller amount would be enough for morning cleansing.

The foam was soft, and it rinsed clean without a slippery residue. Even when I rolled it over my skin for a relatively long time to cleanse thoroughly, I did not notice anything unusual on my skin.

How did I use it after makeup?

I first removed my face and eye makeup with the HEEDA cleansing balm, then cleansed once more with this foaming cleanser because using the balm alone felt a little incomplete. It suited me because it maintained a clean feel during double cleansing without leaving my skin overly dry afterward.

What are the ingredients and how did I use it?

According to the original post, it contains 5,000 ppm Jirisan charcoal extract, Aqua Ceramide, and 7-layer complex hyaluronic acid. For morning and evening cleansing, I placed a small amount on my palm, worked it into a full foam, gently massaged my face, and rinsed with lukewarm water.