Cleansing balm for dehydrated oily skin: HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal

What was it like on dehydrated oily skin?

I have dehydrated oily skin, so sebum and blackheads around my T-zone and nose are always a concern. I used this cleansing balm to care for those areas, and my skin felt less dry and comfortably moisturized after cleansing.

The product says it contains Jirisan charcoal and 13 natural ingredients. In the original post, I also used it to remove heavy makeup and mentioned trying it without a separate lip-and-eye remover.

How did I use the cleansing balm?

• I used the spatula built into the lid to scoop out an appropriate amount and spread it evenly over my face.
• Once the balm melted into an oil with my body heat, I gently massaged my whole face for about 30 seconds.
• I wet my hands and massaged for about another 30 seconds to emulsify it.
• I rinsed with lukewarm water and followed with a second cleanse when needed.

How did I pair it with sebum and blackhead care?

The original post also described using it consistently two to three times a week and finishing with cold water after cleansing. It mentioned pairing cleansing with a pore-soothing mask or sheet mask, but it is best to adjust frequency and combinations to suit your skin condition.

What should I check before using it?

The original post includes information about vegan certification and texture testing, but individual skin reactions can vary. If you have sensitive skin, it is best to check the full ingredient list and whether to do a patch test before use.