Charcoal cleansing balm for dehydrated oily skin: HEEDA Jirisan

How did it finish on dehydrated oily skin?

I usually remove makeup with a cleansing balm, lotion, or oil, then wash once more with cleansing foam. On days with a large temperature difference, dryness was a concern, but this product left my skin moisturized after cleansing without an oily feel, so I liked how it felt to use. In particular, the lack of inner dryness suited me well.

What are the texture and directions like?

I scooped out an appropriate amount with the spatula and massaged it over my face. The solid balm texture melted softly on contact with body heat and spread like an oil, and the process of dissolving makeup also felt gentle.

After adding water to emulsify it, I massaged for about 30 more seconds. The packaging lets me store the spatula fitted into the lid, so it was not cumbersome to use.

What does the product say about sebum and pores?

According to the product description, it contains natural Jirisan charcoal, rice bran, green tea, camellia oil, and more. The brand states that clinical testing showed improvements in pore area and the moisture barrier, and that its cleansing result for impurities was 96.33%. These results may vary from person to person.

Who did it suit well?

If you are concerned about sebum and pores after going out and are looking for a cleansing product that finishes without inner dryness after washing, my experience may be useful to consider. I used this cleansing balm for a light cleanse while managing my concerns about sebum.