Cleansing balm for oily-dehydrated skin: HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal

How did it feel on oily yet dehydrated skin?

Because my skin is oily yet dehydrated, I tend to be careful when choosing cleansing products. After using this one, my skin felt moisturized rather than dry, and it had a cooling feel too.

How did I use the HEEDA cleansing balm?

• I spread the product evenly over my dry face.
• I massaged in circular motions, focusing on areas where blackheads and pores concerned me.
• After lightly massaging areas with heavier makeup, I added water to emulsify it.
• I rinsed it off thoroughly with lukewarm water.

Did it remove makeup well?

I applied the eyeliner, lipstick, and tint I normally use to my arm, then tried removing them with the cleansing balm. The process was simple, and the makeup I tested came off well, so I was satisfied.

How was it on areas where blackheads were a concern?

I was concerned about blackheads on my nose, and after using it, I felt they improved. I liked that it is used by gently massaging rather than peeling anything away.

What did I notice about the ingredients and feel?

According to the original post, it contains Jirisan true charcoal, white rice flower, rice bran, green tea, camellia oil, plum blossom, and peony ingredients. Rather than leaving an oily residue after washing, it left my skin feeling comfortable and moisturized, and I experienced almost no breakouts while using it.

If you have oily yet dehydrated skin and worry about tightness after cleansing, this is a cleansing balm whose feel you can check while keeping an eye on your own skin condition.