Charcoal cleansing balm for dehydrated combination skin: HEEDA

How did my skin feel after cleansing with it on combination skin that is oily outside and dry inside?

My skin is oily outside and dry inside, so I worried about both how quickly it became dry after cleansing and blackheads. Some blackhead-care products I had used before felt irritating or drying on my skin.

When I scooped out the HEEDA cleansing balm and applied it to my face, it had a texture that melted softly. After cleansing, my skin felt noticeably softer and more moisturized, and I liked that it felt less tight and dry than usual.

How did I use it on areas where blackheads were a concern?

I applied an appropriate amount to my face as if massaging it in, then rubbed it mainly over my nose and butterfly zone, where I needed pore and blackhead care. Afterward, I rinsed with lukewarm water.

After using it consistently for about a week, my blackheads seemed to lessen naturally, and my skin also felt a little brighter. Still, that is simply how it felt in my own experience.

Was it okay to use for makeup cleansing too?

On days when I wore bold color makeup, I used it expecting cleansing power. The product description said it can remove waterproof makeup.

After using scrubs, my skin sometimes felt stinging or quickly became dry, but this product's soft texture did not feel stinging while I used it. After cleansing, I also applied aloe gel or a moisturizing cream.