Charcoal cleanser for dry skin: HEEDA Jirisan Hydrating Foam

Is it worth trying for blackheads and cleansing irritation?

Since my school days, I have tried peeling and scrubbing methods for the blackheads on my nose, but they felt irritating. So I tried this product, which is presented as a low-pH, low-irritation cleanser.

Gentle, clean cleansing with rich foam and a soft wash; 7-layer hyaluronic acid leaves skin moisturized after cleansing.

What are the texture and lather like?

The 150 ml squeeze tube made it easy to dispense only what I needed. The product came out smoothly without much pressure, and not much collected around the opening, so it stayed neat to use.

When I rubbed it between wet hands, even a small amount created a rich lather. It is labeled as containing 5,000 ppm charcoal, and the packaging has white lettering on a black background.

How does it feel after removing light makeup?

After washing off light eye makeup and patchy base makeup, my skin felt clean. On days when I wore heavier point makeup, I thought it would be better to remove that first with makeup remover and use this as a second cleanse.

After cleansing, my skin felt moisturized rather than tight, with a fresh finish instead of a slippery or heavy one. It seemed less dry and rough, and the area around my nose looked cleaner than before.

Who might it suit?

It may suit people concerned about sebum and blackheads around the nose but wary of harsh scrub cleansing. I used it as a daily facial cleanser because I wanted good lather and a moisturized finish after washing.