Cleansing balm for dehydrated oily skin: HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal

How did it feel on dehydrated oily skin?

I have dehydrated oily skin, so sebum and blackheads around my T-zone and nose are always a concern. When spread over my face, this cleansing balm melted with body heat into a soft oil, and after cleansing it left a moisturized finish rather than dryness.

How did I use it?

• Using the spatula built into the lid, I scooped out an appropriate amount and spread it evenly over my face.
• I gently massaged my entire face for about 30 seconds.
• I wet my hands and massaged for about 30 more seconds to emulsify it, then rinsed with lukewarm water.
• I followed with a second cleanse if needed.

What did I expect for sebum and blackhead care?

The original writer noted that the product contains bamboo charcoal and naturally derived ingredients. They used it while gently massaging around the nose and T-zone during the cleansing step to wash away sebum and impurities, and felt that consistent care was needed.

Did it remove heavy makeup too?

The writer also used it to remove heavy makeup and wrote that they were satisfied using it to cleanse without a separate lip-and-eye remover. Still, they added a second cleanse when needed depending on the makeup type and skin condition.

Where can I check purchase information?

According to the original post, you can check purchase information by searching for “HEEDA cleansing balm” on Naver.