Cleansing balm for dehydrated-oily skin: HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal

What was the first impression of HEEDA Cleansing Balm?

HEEDA Cleansing Balm came in a black container and square packaging. A spatula was fixed to the lid, making it easy to scoop out.

The product was a soft balm with a fine, candle-like color. It seemed to have a charcoal scent with a light touch of mint, and I felt a cooling sensation while using it. Despite its appearance, it felt moisturizing.

How did it remove makeup?

Using the spatula on the lid, I scooped out an appropriate amount depending on how much makeup I had on. After applying it to my skin and gently massaging for about 30 seconds, it melted with body heat and turned oil-like.

Next, I added water to emulsify it and massaged once more, then rinsed lightly with cleansing foam. The writer felt that even deep-colored makeup and waterproof makeup were generally removed in one go, and wrote that it was handy for cutting down cleansing time on tired nights.

How did it feel after cleansing and around the nose?

The original post said that after the balm-to-oil-to-milk emulsifying process, there was little residue and the finish felt fresh. A moisturized feeling remained after washing, and the writer said they gently massaged areas such as around the nose, where blackheads were a concern.

It is introduced as a product highlighting 15 naturally derived ingredients, including charcoal, white rice flower, camellia oil, jojoba seed oil, rice bran extract, and green tea water. Skin reactions can vary from person to person, though.

What skin concerns was it used for?

The writer introduced it as something used with sensitive, dehydrated-oily skin in mind—skin that feels short on moisture and oily at the same time. This is a usage review centered on removing makeup while wanting a moisturized finish.