Waterproof eyeliner cleansing test: HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Balm

How much waterproof makeup did it remove?

I tested it by applying tint, eyeshadow, lipstick, and waterproof eyeliner to my arm, then cleansing with the balm. I applied an appropriate amount, gently massaged it in, and rinsed with lukewarm water.

After the first wash, all the makeup except the waterproof eyeliner was removed. After cleansing once more, the eyeliner came off too, and I felt it would be good to use a separate lip-and-eye remover for bold lip and eye makeup.

What were the texture and cleansing process like?

At first, it felt like petroleum jelly, but it melted with the warmth of my hands and became easy to massage in. In my case, I did not feel any irritation while massaging.

Before washing, I added a little water to emulsify it. Since the oil turns white when it meets water before rinsing, I think it is best not to skip this step during use.

What does the container include?

Inside the paper box was a black case, along with a spatula. The spatula could be secured on top of the lid. I removed the protective film after taking off the lid, but the method was a little confusing at first.

Was it okay for sensitive skin?

If I use the wrong cleansing product, my skin tends to feel irritated. I did not experience irritation during this arm test or while massaging, but skin reactions vary from person to person, so it is best to check your own skin condition before using it on your face.