Blackhead cleansing balm with a 30-second roll: HEEDA Charcoal Balm

How did I use the HEEDA cleansing balm?

I usually use a cleansing balm for my first cleanse and cleansing foam for my second cleanse. I used HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm in the same order.

When I opened the lid, I could see the spatula and cleansing balm. I could open the lower section once more to take out the product. I scooped out an appropriate amount with the spatula, applied it to my face, and rolled it around for 30 seconds. To finish, I needed to add water and emulsify it.

Did it remove waterproof eyeliner well?

Because it felt moisturizing, I wondered whether its cleansing power might be weak, so I tested it with eyeliner. Waterproof eyeliner that did not come off even when I wet it and rubbed it with my hand came off after I rolled the cleansing balm over it for 30 seconds.

How did it feel to use?

It had a rich, solid balm texture, and afterward it felt less dry or tight than using a chemical cleansing product. For me, someone looking for a cleansing product that would not feel stuffy in hot summer weather, it felt refreshing.

How did I use it for blackhead care?

I applied the product to areas I wanted to cleanse or manage blackheads, rolled it around, and emulsified it with water. If you are looking for a cleansing balm for a first cleanse while hoping for both blackhead care and cleansing power, this may be a useful way to use it.

The company says it uses charcoal and naturally derived ingredients, and that it has clinical results related to pore area and the moisture barrier.