Cleansing balm for sensitive skin: HEEDA Charcoal Cleansing Balm

How did it feel on sensitive, combination-dehydrated skin?

While looking for a cleansing product for my sensitive, combination-dehydrated skin, I tried HEEDA Charcoal Cleansing Balm from Coupang. Its simple packaging included a spatula, which made it convenient to scoop out the product without touching it directly with my hands.

The balm melted smoothly on my skin and turned into an oil. I did not feel stinging or redness while massaging it in, and my skin felt moisturized rather than tight after washing. I could use it without discomfort on my skin, where the T-zone is oily and the U-zone is dry.

How I used the cleansing balm

• I scooped out about a pea-sized amount with the spatula and applied it to my dry face.
• I massaged it gently for one to two minutes, focusing on my nose and chin.
• I added a little water to my hands and massaged again to emulsify it.
• I finished by rinsing with lukewarm water.

Using the spatula felt unfamiliar at first, but it became convenient once I got used to it. The process of adding water to emulsify the balm was not difficult, and I felt little residue after rinsing.

How did blackheads on my nose and chin feel after two weeks?

After using it in my evening routine for two weeks, I felt that the blackheads on my nose and chin had noticeably decreased. Sebum around my nose had been a concern, and while massaging, it felt as though the sebum was melting away.

The following morning, I also felt that my skin looked clearer. However, this was my personal experience on my own skin, and if you have sensitive skin, it may be best to check your skin condition before using it.