Cleansing balm for lipstick removal: HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal

I often wear waterproof sunscreen or layer on several coats of sunscreen, so cleansing has become important to me. While looking for an oil or balm formula, I tried HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm.

Was the container and texture easy to use?

This is a 100mL product, and its press-tab container meant less hassle than twisting off a lid while washing my face. A spoon is included inside, making it easy to scoop out. When I first opened it, its charcoal-black color stood out, and it felt a little firmer than other cleansing balms.

How did it remove makeup?

I applied one spoonful to lipstick on the back of my hand, and it came off quickly. The black balm turned gray and then clear as it met my body heat, and as I kept massaging it in, it softened and felt like an oil.

How did it feel after washing?

As I rinsed it with water, the oil seemed to turn milky, and I did not notice a slippery residue after washing. After one use, I felt that the visible sebum and blackheads had decreased, and it felt more moisturized and softer than other cleansing balms or oils I usually use.

What usage information was provided?

The original post says it contains 10,000ppm Jirisan true charcoal and 15 natural ingredients, including camellia oil, white rice flower, and jojoba seed oil. An immediate blackhead-improvement figure was mentioned in the original as product information, but it was not something confirmed through the writer’s personal experience alone.