Blackhead cleansing balm for dry skin: HEEDA Charcoal Balm

Why did I choose a cleansing balm for blackheads?

Dry skin and blackheads around my nose had been ongoing concerns. I had tried oils too, but they did not suit me well, and they were not easy to keep up with. My family also mentioned sebum and a bumpy feeling around the nose, so I chose this cleansing balm as something we could use together.

HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm was introduced as a cleansing balm made in Korea with Korean Jirisan hardwood charcoal. Along with the charcoal, it is said to contain mugwort, moringa, baekmi flower extract, camellia oil, and other ingredients.

How did I use HEEDA cleansing balm?

I took out some product and spread it evenly over my dry face. I massaged the area around my nose, where blackheads and pores bothered me, a little more thoroughly.

The solid balm melted smoothly as it touched my body warmth. I then added a little water to emulsify it, rinsed with lukewarm water, and finished by washing once more with cleansing foam.

How did my skin feel after cleansing?

Because hardwood charcoal is the main ingredient, the product was a black solid balm, which I scooped out with the mini spatula. After my final cleanse, my face did not feel tight and had a soft, fresh feel. The area around my nose also felt smooth to me.

On ordinary days, I lightly cleansed with cleansing foam, and I used this product in the evening after wearing makeup or on days with heavy fine dust. My husband used it too; after massaging his back and showering, he said it felt refreshing and seemed less itchy. These are personal impressions from my family’s use.