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Korean food, beauty, home and fashion products — every story by a blogger who actually tried it, with the price as written.
Auto Grooming Clean View is a car windshield oil-film remover tested in Korea. I used it on my fiancé’s car, which had never had its windshield oil film removed, then on my own car. Verdict: Auto Grooming Clean View felt easy to use and left the windshield looking clean.
HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Hydrating Cleansing Foam is a charcoal-based foam face cleanser, and the writer tested it on brown matte and gold glitter eyeshadow swatched on the back of her hand. The lather came up dense and soft, and she felt little tightness or slippery residue after rinsing. For the writer, HEEDA Moist Cleansing Foam worked as an everyday second cleanse after a cleansing balm.
AutoGrooming Clean View is a car glass oil-film remover I used at a self-service car wash in Korea. Spraying it on wet glass, wiping with a towel, and rinsing took about 10 minutes. Verdict: clearer-looking glass and less nighttime glare, in my experience.
HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm is a make up cleansing balm tested for several days by a writer with overall dry skin and an oily T-zone. The balm melted with skin warmth and spread smoothly, and after rinsing HEEDA's balm left little tightness and no slippery film. For dry, combination skin it removed makeup comfortably enough to keep using.
AutoGrooming Clean View is a car glass oil-film remover used in Korea. After an automatic car wash, I treated the windshield, side windows, and rear window in about 10 minutes and found the glass clearer with less nighttime glare. Verdict: an easy first-time oil-film removal kit, but bring gloves.
HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm is a makeup balm remover the writer used for a few days — as the first cleanse over evening makeup and for a light morning rolling. The writer found that makeup melted off smoothly and that skin felt less tight with little residue after rinsing, though skin reactions can vary from person to person. For dry skin bothered by tightness, HEEDA's charcoal balm was an easy daily first-cleanse step.
AutoGrooming Clean View is a glass-only oil film remover used for a self-service car wash in Korea. I used it on the front and rear windshields in about 10 minutes, following up-and-down wiping and rinsing with water. Verdict: the glass seemed to take on a natural shine after rinsing.
HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Hydrating Cleansing Foam is a low-pH foam facial cleanser tested in Korea by a writer with combination skin, meaning an oily T-zone and dry cheeks. After washing off sunscreen and light base makeup, HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Hydrating Cleansing Foam left less slippery residue and relatively little tightness right after rinsing. The scent is not completely fragrance-free, so anyone sensitive to fragrance should keep that in mind.
HEEDA Jirisan Moisture Charcoal Cleansing Foam is a mildly acidic hydrating face cleanser, used morning and evening by a writer with combination (oily yet dehydrated) skin. She found her skin felt less tight and stiff after washing, and said HEEDA's foam removed light makeup comfortably. For combination skin that dries out after cleansing, this charcoal face wash was an easy twice-a-day pick.
AutoGrooming Clean View is a car glass oil-film remover tested on the front and rear windows of an SUV in Korea. The set includes a dedicated towel, and the glass looked cleaner after rinsing, though the product dried too quickly in strong sun. Verdict: convenient to use, but keep the glass wet and work in the shade.
HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm is a balm-type makeup remover, tested for one week on combination skin that is dry overall but oily around the nose and chin. The balm melted on contact with skin temperature and left little tightness after rinsing, and heavy makeup came off before the second cleanse. Satisfying on this skin type, though the results described are one person's experience.
Auto Grooming Clean View is a windshield oil film remover I first tried at a self-service car wash in Korea. The simple apply, scrub, and rinse routine needed extra effort in the heavily soiled center, but water sheeting and rainy-day wiper visibility looked better. Verdict: a satisfying first DIY oil-film removal product.
