Cleansing foam for sunscreen makeup: HEEDA Charcoal Hydrating

How did I use it with sunscreen-focused makeup?

I usually wear foundation-free sunscreen as my base makeup, so I had been looking for something that would keep my cleansing routine simple. I applied the makeup products I normally use to the back of my hand, then checked the cleansing power by wetting the cleansing foam, gently rolling it over the products, and rinsing with lukewarm water. The makeup faded as I kept rolling, and it looked cleanly removed after rinsing.

What were the foam and texture like?

There was a virgin seal on the tube before opening it. The texture was thick and springy, making it easy to dispense the amount I needed.

It produced plenty of foam even when rubbed between my hands, while a foam net made denser, more elastic foam. Washing with foam felt more comfortable than rubbing my face directly, so using a foam net suited me particularly well.

How did my skin feel after washing?

For a while after washing, my skin felt less tight. My skin tends to flake easily, so I pay close attention to how products feel after cleansing, and I kept reaching for this one.

It is described as containing charcoal powder, hyaluronic acid, and ceramide. However, any sense that skin texture looked smoother and my impressions of how it felt are personal observations based on my skin.

What use conditions did it suit?

It may be worth considering if you apply sunscreen often and are concerned about dryness after washing, or if you are looking for a gentle cleanser for sensitive skin. I used it for everyday cleansing to remove my foundation-free makeup.