Cleansing balm for dehydrated-oily skin: HEEDA charcoal balm

What was this cleansing balm like for dehydrated-oily skin?

I switched from cleansing oil to a cleansing balm for pore care and makeup removal because I found the slippery feel and fresh finish of cleansing oil lacking. I had already used several tubs of this product before, and the post-cleanse feel suited my dehydrated-oily skin.

How did I use the texture and container?

The spatula is built into the container, which made it easy to scoop out the amount I needed, and I also liked that the lid did not roll around separately. The balm texture melted softly when it met the warmth of my hands and skin, so I could massage it in without any drag.

What was it like when I massaged my nose and chin?

I could massage it in without rubbing for a long time or applying much pressure. Especially when I massaged my nose and chin, I felt as if sebum was being worked out, and I used it as a cleansing step to tidy the area around my pores.

How did my skin feel after emulsifying and rinsing?

After briefly emulsifying it with water, I rinsed thoroughly with lukewarm water. It left less of the oily residue I felt with cleansing oil, and my skin felt smooth and soft afterward. In my case, it did not feel severely tight, so I kept using it.

Who might find this experience useful?

My experience may be useful if you find the slippery feel of cleansing oil disappointing or want to cleanse mainly around your nose and chin with a softly melting balm texture. Skin condition and how a product feels can vary from person to person.