Cleansing balm for oily summer skin: HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal

How did I use it on skin that gets oily in summer?

My skin tends to get very oily in summer, so rather than squeezing when sebum has hardened, I used a cleansing balm to gently melt it away while cleansing. Cleansing oils feel heavy in summer, so I tend to reach for cleansing balms anyway.

HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm

What were the texture and application steps like?

It was a black balm with a texture that reminded me of sherbet ice cream. I used one scoop from the included spatula over my whole face.

• I washed my hands thoroughly, then used the spatula to scoop out an appropriate amount while my hands were dry.
• I rolled it over my face for about 30 seconds.
• Once the balm melted with body heat and turned oil-like, I added water to emulsify it.
• I rinsed with lukewarm water.

How did it feel after cleansing, and how did it remove makeup?

Afterward, it felt like it left a moisturized finish without residue. For me, it felt as though I would not need an additional cleanse.

When I tested it on my arm with lip liner, eyeliner, mascara, and eyeshadow, everything came off cleanly. I felt that even on days when I wore eye makeup, I could remove it all at once without a separate eye remover.

What made storage convenient?

It came packaged in a recyclable paper box with a double cap. There was a separate spot to store the spatula, which made it convenient to use hygienically without losing it.

How did I check the ingredient and cleansing information?

The product information mentions charcoal, white rice flower, rice bran, and green tea, describing sebum care and a moisturized feel. However, figures related to pore-impurity cleansing rate, pH, and blackhead removal are provided by the product, so it is best to check how it feels according to your individual skin condition.