Cleansing balm for makeup removal on oily T-zone: HEEDA Jirisan

How to use the HEEDA Jirisan cleansing balm

I scooped out an appropriate amount with the included spatula and applied it to my face, rolling it in. The solid balm melted into an oil texture from my fingers' body heat, and I usually rolled gently for under a minute.

Instead of rinsing right after rolling, I wet both hands slightly to emulsify the oil. Once it was fully emulsified, I rinsed several times with water, then washed once more lightly with a cleansing foam.

Does the HEEDA balm remove foundation, mascara and lipstick?

I tested it on the back of my hand with foundation, mascara and lipstick applied. One use felt like it cleared everything off completely.

How did the oily T-zone feel after cleansing?

Normally, when I only wash with a cleansing foam, my T-zone tends to get oily again after some time. After adding this cleansing balm to my routine, the oiliness felt reduced and my skin stayed fresh, which I liked.

What ingredients and use areas does HEEDA highlight?

According to the original post, Jirisan bamboo charcoal helps absorb impurities, and the formula also contains baekmikkot (white rice flower) and camellia oil. It's introduced as suitable not just for the face but also for sebum concerns on the back and chest, though I didn't personally test or comment on those areas.