Cleansing balm for dehydrated oily skin: HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal

What felt different on dehydrated oily skin?

I was usually concerned about a breakout-like feeling on my skin after oil cleansing, and cleansing creams were a hassle because I had to wipe them off and wash my face again. This product made the makeup-removal process feel simple, and on my skin, it left less of that inner tightness after cleansing.

What are the texture and components like?

It is a rich, solid balm, and I could scoop out only what I needed with the included spatula. As someone who does not like getting product directly on my hands, I found that setup convenient. Its soft, scoopable texture felt like sherbet.

How did I use the cleansing balm?

I scooped out an appropriate amount with the spatula, applied it to my face, and rolled it in for 30 seconds. Once my body heat had turned it oil-like, I added water to emulsify it, rolled for another 30 seconds, and rinsed several times. I also recommend following with a gentle foam cleanser.

What about the ingredients and finish?

The original post introduces it as containing Korean Jirisan true charcoal, white rice flower extract, moringa, mugwort, camellia oil, and more. I used it to remove heavy eye and lip makeup, and I liked the moisturized feeling it left after cleansing.

Who might it suit?

This is a product tried by a writer with dehydrated oily skin who is concerned about the makeup-cleansing process and post-wash tightness. I also mentioned hoping it might help with sebum and pore concerns, but that was only my personal expectation as I wanted to see how things changed with continued use.