Cleansing balm for blackheads: HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal Balm

This is the HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm I tried when I was concerned about large pores and blackheads. It was described as a product made in Korea using true charcoal from Jirisan.

What are the contents and volume?

The volume is 100ml, and it came with one cleansing balm and one spatula. I used the spatula rather than my fingers to scoop out the amount I needed.

How did I use it when blackheads were a concern?

• I scooped out an appropriate amount of cleansing balm with the spatula.
• After applying it to my face, I massaged it with my fingers for about 30 seconds.
• Once the solid balm melted with body heat and turned oil-like, I rolled it over the areas that needed cleansing.
• I added water to emulsify it, then rinsed several times.

How did it feel to use, and what did the ingredient information say?

At first, it had a thick, solid balm texture, then it melted smoothly when it met the warmth of my fingers. Even though I have sensitive skin, I used it without major worries about the ingredients.

According to the original post, it was introduced as containing 13 natural ingredients, including Jirisan true charcoal, white rice flower, rice bran, green tea, camellia oil, plum blossom, and peony. The product’s claims about color makeup cleansing power and clinical results related to pores and the moisture barrier are information provided by the product maker.