Cleansing balm for sensitive combination skin: HEEDA Jirisan

How did it feel on sensitive combination skin at first?

Because I often feel tightness and stinging after cleansing, I used it carefully. When I scooped it out and worked it between my hands, the balm quickly melted with body heat and spread like an oil, making it easy to massage over my skin. I did not feel any stinging or redness while using it.

How did it cleanse makeup and sebum?

My base makeup, cushion foundation, and residue around the lips and eyes seemed to melt away as I massaged. When I massaged around the sides of my nose in small circles a little longer, the sebum seemed to soften and come up, which impressed me. However, any blackhead-care effect is based on the writer’s experience during one week of use.

Was there residue after emulsifying or tightness after washing?

After adding a few drops of water, it emulsified into a milky texture and rinsed away without a slippery feel or a film left behind. Even after towel-drying and waiting about two to three minutes, the area around my mouth and the sides of my nose did not feel urgently tight, which felt comfortable.

Who might it suit after one week of use?

If you have combination, sensitive skin like mine and are concerned about dry tightness after cleansing, this experience may be useful as a reference. I felt it had a good balance between cleansing and post-wash moisture, but skin responses may vary from person to person.

What ingredient and clinical information did the original post mention?

The original post mentioned Jirisan charcoal and 15 naturally derived moisturizing ingredients, and quoted the brand’s clinical claim of an “84.4% improvement in the moisture barrier after one use.” That figure and statements related to use during pregnancy are brand information based on the original post and require separate verification.