Cleansing balm for excess sebum: HEEDA Jirisan Charcoal

In hot, humid weather, excess sebum becomes more of a concern, so I found myself looking for a cleansing product. After the product I had been using was discontinued, I tried HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm.

HEEDA Jirisan Moist Charcoal Cleansing Balm

What are the packaging and texture like?

The all-black case and two-tone packaging felt neat. When I opened the product, there was a spatula inside, and a clear cap on the inner section was designed to protect the contents during use.

The texture is a black solid balm. Since it comes with a spatula for scooping it out, I thought it could be used more hygienically than a product you scoop out directly with your hands.

How do you use HEEDA Cleansing Balm?

• I scooped out an appropriate amount with the spatula, applied it to my face, and rolled it over the skin for 30 seconds.
• Once the solid balm softened and melted with body heat, I added water to emulsify it.
• I finished by rinsing several times with water.

Can it be used on areas other than the face?

According to the original guide, it can be used like a body pack on the back once a week. Apply the solid balm, massage for 30 seconds, and rinse; you may need help for areas your hands cannot reach.

What should you keep in mind if excess sebum is a concern?

It was introduced as a product to consider when you are concerned about blackheads and excess sebum on the face, chest, or back. However, pore changes and cleansing results can vary from person to person.