Cleansing balm for waterproof makeup: HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal

How did I use the HEEDA cleansing balm?

Without washing my face with water first, I took an appropriate amount of cleansing balm onto my bare face and gently massaged it in, then finished with a mild cleansing foam. It was convenient when the extra step of preparing makeup remover and cotton pads felt like a hassle.

Did the texture melt well on the skin?

It felt like it had fine, sherbet-like particles, and it melted as I lightly massaged it over my skin. Since I do not like cleansing for a long time, the process felt short to me.

Did it remove waterproof makeup too?

I tried it with the color makeup and waterproof products I normally use. After applying mascara and eyeliner, massaging with the cleansing balm, and wiping it away with a tissue, my eye makeup and base makeup came off relatively cleanly.

How did my skin and nose area feel after cleansing?

After cleansing, my skin felt moisturized and soft rather than dry and tight. When I massaged it over my nose area, where I have dehydrated oily skin, it felt as though the sebum had softened.

What does the product say about its ingredients and functions?

The product introduction says it uses natural Jirisan charcoal and naturally derived ingredients. Its claims regarding moisture, cooling, and sebum and blackhead care are the brand's descriptions, so it is best to check how it feels according to your skin condition.

It seemed worth trying when I wanted to simplify my makeup-removal routine or was looking for a cleansing product for travel.