Foam face cleanser glitter removal test: HEEDA Moist Cleansing Foam

Does HEEDA Moist Cleansing Foam remove glitter eyeshadow?

To check the cleansing power, the writer mixed brown matte and gold glitter eyeshadow and swatched it on the back of her hand before testing. She squeezed out the foam cleanser, added water, worked up a lather, and rubbed gently — the eyeshadow visibly dissolved into the foam.

Even the glitter, which tends to linger, mostly came off after a few rubs, and after rinsing with water she felt little residue left behind. This test, though, was her own personal experience done on the back of her hand.

How does the foam lather, and does skin feel tight after washing?

With just a little water and hand-rubbing, a rich, dense lather formed. The foam seemed to wrap around the skin, so she felt she didn't need to scrub hard while washing.

The writer said she felt little tightness after washing, and the surface seemed to retain some moisture. On the other hand, she didn't notice any slippery residue.

Using HEEDA Moist Cleansing Foam after a cleansing balm

On days with heavier makeup, she first melted off her makeup with the HEEDA Cleansing Balm, then finished with the Moist Cleansing Foam as a second cleanse. With this combination, the area around her nose and other spots prone to sebum seemed to look more settled, and her skin texture felt smoother after washing.

• First cleanse: HEEDA Cleansing Balm
• Second cleanse: finish with HEEDA Moist Cleansing Foam

Is HEEDA Moist Cleansing Foam worth using every day?

Both the cleansing power confirmed in the hand-swatch test and the feel after washing left an impression on her. If you're looking for a cleansing product to use during the dry, easily sensitive season, it's worth checking first whether it suits your own skin condition.