Cleansing balm for combination skin makeup: HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal

What comes with HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm?

I used HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm. It is introduced as a product made with Jirisan charcoal, and it came with a spatula. The inside of the container was divided into upper and lower sections, which made the spatula convenient to store.

What order did I use the cleansing balm in?

• On a dry face, I scooped out the cleansing balm with the spatula.
• I gently massaged it in for about 30 seconds.
• After it melted into an oil with body heat, I added water to emulsify it and massaged once more.
• I rinsed several times with lukewarm water.

At first, I scooped out too much, but an amount enough for one cheek was fine. Unlike cleansing foam, I remembered to massage it in first while my face was dry.

How was makeup cleansing on combination skin?

I have combination skin, and I used it while wearing eye and face makeup. I cleansed using only this product without separate lip and eye remover, and in my case, I felt that it removed my eye makeup too. I spent a little more time massaging around my nose.

How did it feel after rinsing?

I did not use cleansing balms often because I disliked their slippery residue, which made me use cleansing foam once more afterward. After rinsing this one several times with lukewarm water, it felt squeaky-clean to me. I also thought it would be good to use as one product when it is inconvenient to pack several cleansers for a trip.