Cleansing balm for breakout-prone skin: HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal

Was it usable even for someone who does not get along with cleansing oil?

When I use cleansing oil, I tend to break out, so I usually use cleansing milk. I was worried that a cleansing balm would feel oily too, but after using this one, it felt like moisture remained without any residue. In my case, I did not break out either.

How did I use HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm?

There was a spatula inside the lid, and a layer of plastic protection over the product, which I removed first. I scooped out an appropriate amount with the spatula, applied it to my face, and gently rolled it for about 30 seconds.

The solid balm melted against my body heat and became a slightly oily texture. After wetting it to emulsify it, I rolled it for about 30 more seconds and rinsed several times.

How did it feel in terms of residue and dryness after cleansing?

I usually double-cleanse when my face feels as though it has not been fully washed. With this product, it seemed to rinse cleanly, so I did not double-cleanse—and as a result, my face felt less dry.

What did I think of it for sebum care around the nose and butterfly zone?

The pores around my nose and butterfly zone tend to be larger and more stretched than elsewhere, so when I skip care, sebum seems to build up quickly. Nose strips feel irritating to me, and cleansing oil caused breakouts, but this cleansing balm did not feel irritating while I used it and felt moisturizing, so I was satisfied.

According to the product description, it combines bamboo charcoal, white rice flower, rice bran, green tea, camellia oil, and more. It also suggests using it as a body pack, but I only checked how it felt for facial cleansing.