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Products by HEEDA, tested by Superchart writers — with the price as written and where to buy.
HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm is a makeup balm remover the writer tested on combination skin while wearing both face and eye makeup. The routine was simple: roll the balm over a completely dry face, emulsify with water, then rinse several times. The writer found that HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm took off the makeup without a separate eye and lip remover.
HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm is a 100ml charcoal cleansing balm the writer, who has fairly dry skin with blackhead and pore concerns, used for makeup removal. Applying the balm to a completely dry face and then adding water to emulsify was the step that mattered most, and the writer felt less tightness afterward than with other cleansers. A gentle option worth trying if dry skin and blackheads are both on the list.
HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm is a Korean make up remover balm made with charcoal from Jirisan. The writer used the HEEDA balm with family for dry skin and blackheads around the nose, massaging it onto a dry face, emulsifying with water and rinsing with lukewarm water before a foam cleanser. The solid balm melted easily with body heat, and after makeup or heavy fine-dust days skin felt soft rather than tight.
HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm is a 100ml charcoal cleansing balm, used here on combination skin to remove eyeliner, mascara, eyeshadow and lip makeup. The black, creamy balm turned oil-like while rolling it in for about 30 seconds, and after rinsing there was no noticeable dryness or leftover residue. For makeup removal on combination skin, the HEEDA balm did the job without the tight feeling.
HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm is a face cleansing balm used on a dry face, rolled over the skin and then emulsified with water. The writer tried the HEEDA balm for blackhead concerns and rinsed it off with lukewarm water. After cleansing, the skin felt soft and moisturized with no tight feeling.
HEEDA Jirisan Moisturizing Charcoal Cleansing Balm is a 100ml solid balm cleanser made in Korea, tested here by a writer with combination-oily skin bothered by sebum and visible pores in summer. The solid balm melted into an oil-like texture with the warmth of the skin, and HEEDA's balm left less tightness than expected even after removing makeup. For combination-oily summer skin, it works as a makeup remover that rinses clean without a stripped feeling.
HEEDA Jiri Mountain Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm (HEEDA 지리산 촉촉 숯 클렌징밤) is a 100ml charcoal cleansing balm the writer tried as a makeup balm remover on skin that wears color makeup often. In a wrist test, HEEDA's balm lifted everything from foundation to mascara after 30 seconds of rolling and wiping, and the writer felt no redness from irritation. A thick but soft balm that melts at body heat and handles a full face of color makeup.
HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm is a face cleansing balm that is spread evenly over a dry, water-free face. The writer, who had always used cleansing oil or cleansing cream, tried a cleansing balm for the first time and tested it against tint makeup. In the writer's hand-back test, the tint came off cleanly.
HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm is a Korean charcoal cleansing balm used here to take off tone-up cream and makeup and to manage blackheads. The solid balm was easier to apply than a cleansing oil that ran down the wrist, and blackheads looked less noticeable after cleansing. For blackhead-prone skin, HEEDA's balm was worth repurchasing.
HEEDA Jiri Mountain Moisturizing Charcoal Cleansing Balm is a face cleansing balm the writer tried for the first time, after mostly using foam cleansers. On a day wearing only sunscreen and lipstick, a small amount of the HEEDA balm spread over a wide area and removed both. The writer's verdict: the squeaky-clean feel after rinsing was the best part, at ₩25,900 on Coupang.
HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm is a Korean cleansing balm the writer used for makeup removal. She scooped it out with the spatula packed inside the jar, spread it on a dry face with no water on it, massaged, rinsed with water, and finished with a soap wash. The writer found the HEEDA balm gentler on the skin than the cleansing oil she had been using.
HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm is a black charcoal cleansing balm from Korea, tried here during humid, hot weather when sebum became more noticeable. The balm is scooped out with the included spatula, rolled over the face for 30 seconds, then emulsified with water and rinsed several times. The deep black texture and the hygienic spatula-and-cap packaging of the HEEDA balm stood out most.
