Cleansing balm for blackheads: HEEDA Jirisan Hydrating Charcoal

Why did I look for a cleansing balm for dehydrated oily skin?

I started getting sebum in my teens, and as it increased in my twenties, the pores and blackheads on my nose began to stand out. I was also concerned that I had squeezed out sebum with my hands or neglected skincare.

What was the texture of HEEDA Jirisan Hydrating Charcoal Cleansing Balm like?

The spatula is secured inside the lid, so it was easy to scoop out. It seemed a little firm at first, but melted softly with my body heat when I rubbed it over my face.

My skin tends to turn red and become sensitive with even a little hard rubbing or irritation. This product was a softly melting balm, so it suited my skin without irritation.

How did I use it on the nose blackhead area?

• For light makeup, I used about one-third of a spatula; for heavier makeup, about one-half.
• I applied the balm to my face and gently massaged it for about 30 seconds.
• Once it turned oily, I added water and massaged thoroughly again.
• After lightly rinsing with cleansing foam, I paid extra attention to the nose, where blackheads concern me, and rubbed it gently.

How did my skin feel after removing makeup?

After washing, it felt as though no residue was left behind, and the pores in my problem areas looked a little cleaner too. I use waterproof products often, and I was satisfied because no makeup residue was left when I wiped with toner afterward.

I am going to keep up my blackhead and pore care. If you are interested in managing sebum and blackheads around the nose like I am, and are looking for a softly melting cleansing balm, my experience may be useful to refer to.