Cleansing balm for blackheads on combo-oily skin: HEEDA

How did I use it for blackhead concerns on combo-oily skin?

When I was concerned about blackheads, I tried a cleansing balm for the first time to remove BB cream and eye makeup. I cleansed with HEEDA Cleansing Balm alone every night for over a week, and I washed my hands thoroughly before using it.

What were the texture and feel like?

When I opened the lid, I saw a black balm. It was dense and sticky at first, but as I applied it to my skin and massaged it in, it melted with my body heat and became soft like an oil. I scooped out a generous amount, applied it to my skin, and rubbed it in.

Did it irritate the eye area when removing makeup?

I tried it on days when I wore BB cream, concealer, and eyeshadow. For me, it did not sting even when I opened my eyes with the product on. After seeing the product information saying it could remove sunscreen and point makeup too, I used it as a one-step cleanse.

How did my skin feel after cleansing?

While massaging, there were parts that felt like black granules, which I took to be sebum. When I had time, I sometimes massaged for about 5 minutes. After using it for over a week, my skin did not feel very dry after cleansing, so it was fine even on days when I did not use a separate face pack.

What are the packaging and included items like?

It came in black packaging and arrived with protective cushioning. A spatula was included, making it convenient to scoop out and store.