Sensitive-skin cleansing balm review: HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal

How did I use the HEEDA cleansing balm?

I spread the cleansing balm over my entire dry face and then massaged it in. Once it felt like the makeup and impurities were melting away, I rinsed it off with lukewarm water.

I tend to wear heavy makeup, and I felt that even color makeup came off cleanly with just the first cleanse. Even point makeup came off without difficulty, which made the cleansing process easy.

How did it feel after cleansing sensitive skin?

Because I have sensitive skin, I tend to choose cleansers carefully. While using it, I did not feel any stinging or swollen redness on irritated areas, and it did not feel burdensome to use every day.

With balm cleansers, I had previously found that the better the cleansing power, the more uncomfortable the inner tightness felt. With this product, though, hydration lingered after cleansing rather than dryness. I used it after seeing that it was labeled as plant-oil-based and containing camellia oil, and it felt fresh without leaving a greasy shine.

What stood out about the spatula and scent?

There was a dedicated spatula inside the lid, so I could scoop out the amount I needed without using my fingers. That part felt hygienic during use.

There was a subtle scent when I opened the lid, and according to the original information, it is scented with natural essential oils. The scent felt relaxing when I cleansed after work.

How did I approach blackhead care?

The original post mentioned several care methods, including warm water or steam, exfoliation, patches, and spot products. It concluded that it is best to adjust the method and frequency according to your skin condition and keep up consistent care.

As I continued using the cleansing balm, I felt that my skin texture became smoothly refined. Still, individual skin conditions and experiences may differ.