Cleansing balm for dehydrated oily skin: HEEDA Jirisan

How did it feel on dehydrated oily skin?

Because my skin is dry underneath but prone to looking oily on the surface, I was looking for a cleansing product I could use daily instead of a harsh nose pack. This product did not feel heavy or stuffy like an oil cleanser, and it had a sorbet-like texture that spread thinly over my skin.

After cleansing, it left my skin feeling moisturized and soft rather than dry. It also felt less burdensome on days when my face felt rough and dull.

How did I use it around the nose and butterfly zone?

I spread an appropriate amount over my dry face, then gently rolled it over areas where sebum concerned me, such as beside my nose and the butterfly zone. I also spent a little more time rolling areas where skin texture concerned me.

Afterward, I wet my fingertips to emulsify it, then rinsed it off. For me, going through this process made it feel as though it finished more cleanly, without residue.

Could I use it for both morning cleansing and makeup removal?

I used it for light cleansing in the morning and to remove makeup in the evening. After using it morning and night for several days, the texture of the skin around my nose and butterfly zone felt smoother than before.

I reached less often for separate sebum-absorbing masks or nose packs. However, changes in blackheads and pores may feel different depending on skin condition.

How were the container and ease of use?

It comes in a jar, with a dedicated spatula built in, so it was convenient to scoop out the amount I needed. I also felt it would be good to bring along when traveling.

Who might it suit?

If you have dehydrated oily skin like mine—skin that looks oily on the surface but feels dry underneath—and want to gently manage sebum around the nose or butterfly zone, this user experience may be worth considering. What I liked most was the moisturized finish when I added it to my morning and evening cleansing routine.