Cleansing balm for blackheads: HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal

How did I use it when sebum and blackheads were bothering me?

I used it during a time when my skin had become sensitive and was producing more sebum. I spread it evenly over my dry face, then massaged for about 2–3 minutes, focusing on areas where pores and blackheads concerned me. Afterward, I added water to emulsify it and rinsed with lukewarm water.

Apply it to a dry face and massage, then emulsify it with water and rinse with lukewarm water.

How did it feel after washing?

While cleansing, I felt as though the sebum was melting away. After rinsing, my skin did not feel especially dry, and it also did not retain an oily or greasy feeling. Since it contains charcoal, I also got the impression that my pores and blackhead areas looked more refined, but that was simply my personal impression from one use.

Does it remove heavy makeup, too?

I tested its cleansing power by applying cosmetics to my arm. After rubbing a few times, makeup including camouflage cream came off relatively cleanly, and by my standards, there was not much of a foreign or residual feeling left behind. I did not do a separate second cleanse.

Were the container and tool convenient?

The spatula is built into the product, which helped reduce the inconvenience of product getting under my nails or onto the surrounding area. After use, I stored the spatula by inserting it into the lid.

What are the price and where can I buy it?

Based on my purchase, the 100ml size cost ₩19,800. It was indicated that you can purchase it by searching for “HEEDA cleansing balm” on Coupang.