Cleansing balm for dehydrated oily skin: HEEDA Moist Charcoal

How did it feel as a finish on dehydrated oily skin?

I used it in summer, when oiliness and clogged pores were on my mind. Oil-based cleansers can feel a little burdensome to me, but this one was a solid balm that melted on contact with body heat. I used it without any breakouts, and after cleansing, I felt it left a moisturized finish rather than dryness.

How did I use the cleansing balm?

• I scooped out an appropriate amount with the spatula built into the lid.
• I spread it evenly over my face, then gently rolled it for about 30 seconds.
• I added lukewarm water and rolled for about 30 more seconds to emulsify it into a milky texture.
• I rinsed with lukewarm water. The instructions said a second cleanse with cleansing foam could be used when needed.

How was it for removing makeup?

The writer used it to remove color makeup and liked that it came off cleanly in one cleanse. Still, cleansing performance on heavy makeup and individual skin reactions can vary.

What does the product say about blackheads and pore care?

The original post included product information saying it contains Jirisan charcoal and 13 natural ingredients, and that it helps absorb sebum and impurities while caring for pores. That is the product’s own claim; the writer did not specifically confirm changes in blackheads or pores.

What are the product details and price?

HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm comes in a 100ml size and was ₩25,900 at the time of writing. The built-in spatula in the lid was introduced as convenient for scooping out the balm.