Low-pH foam cleanser for dehydrated oily skin: HEEDA Jirisan

How did my skin feel after cleansing for one week?

As the weather turned cold, I was concerned about my skin feeling dry and flaky, so I used this low-pH foam cleanser. Since I have dehydrated oily skin, I prefer products that leave less inner tightness immediately after cleansing. After using it for a week, my skin seemed to retain some moisture even after I dried it, and it felt less tight even when I did not apply skincare right away.

The finish felt fresh rather than slippery. If your skin usually feels rough and tight after cleansing, this may be a texture worth comparing.

Was it gentle enough for ultra-sensitive skin?

The ultra-sensitive skin used alongside mine tends to develop blemishes and redness depending on skincare products or its condition. After making plenty of foam and cleansing gently as though massaging the skin rather than rubbing it, it washed without irritation during use, and no redness was noticeable afterward.

Responses can vary with individual skin condition, so if you have sensitive skin, it would be best to monitor your skin’s condition before using it.

What were the foam and cleansing feel like?

The rich foam felt as though it wrapped around my skin, making it easy to cleanse with less friction. The product states that it contains Korean charcoal, 7-part complex hyaluronic acid, and Aqua Ceramide.

While using it, my blackheads seemed less noticeable and my skin texture felt smooth after cleansing. However, changes in pores and the cleansing effect can feel different depending on skin condition and the conditions of use.

Which skin types did it suit?

This is a record of using it on dehydrated oily skin concerned about tightness after cleansing, and on ultra-sensitive skin that wants a gentle cleanse with plenty of foam. In my case, I reached for it when I wanted both a moisturizing finish and a fresh feel.