Sensitive-skin cleansing balm for full makeup: HEEDA

How did it feel on sensitive skin?

My skin felt rough after pregnancy, but intensive treatments felt like too much, so I tried a cleansing product instead. I had used this brand’s cleansing foam before; this product came in a black, flat round container.

The wide opening made it easy to scoop out the product, and the dedicated spatula could be clipped into and removed from the lid. Since my hands did not need to touch the product directly, I thought it could be used hygienically.

How does the balm melt and emulsify?

When I scooped it out with the spatula, it felt slightly grainy as it spread. The solid balm melted smoothly as I rubbed it onto my skin, and it felt more moisturizing the longer I massaged it onto dry skin. When I added a little water midway, it turned oil-like and emulsified into a white texture.

How did it remove color makeup?

I first tested it on eyeliner drawn on the back of my hand. I applied the balm to my dry hand and massaged it in, added water to emulsify it, and wiped it away; the eyeliner came off cleanly.

I used it the same way on my full makeup after a wedding. I scooped out an appropriate amount and first massaged it in until it melted with my body heat, then added water to emulsify it and rubbed thoroughly. Finally, I rinsed several times with lukewarm water.

How did my skin feel after cleansing?

After use, I confirmed that my base makeup, mascara, eyeliner, and eye shadow had all been removed. The texture around my nose and cheeks felt smoother, as if it had been refined, and I was not uncomfortable from tightness or dryness after cleansing.

I thought it could suit people concerned about skin that has become rough during pregnancy, like mine, or those looking for a cleansing balm that removes color makeup in one go. Skin reactions can vary from person to person.