Low-pH cleansing foam for combination skin: HEEDA Jirisan

How I used it on dehydrated combination skin

My T-zone tends to be oily while other areas are dry, and I tend to get dead skin cells on my chin. I was looking for a low-pH cleansing foam and tried HEEDA Cleansing Foam.

I squeezed out an appropriate amount, worked it into a rich lather, gently massaged my face, and rinsed with lukewarm water. I spent a little more time massaging my chin and the sebum-prone area around my nose.

How were the foam and finish after cleansing?

The tube made it easy to control the amount, and the scent did not feel strong. The foam was rich and fine rather than rough, and it lathered well without a foaming net.

The texture felt thick yet soft, and it seemed to contain a small amount of charcoal particles. My skin felt squeaky-clean after washing but not tight, and it did not leave a slippery finish.

How did my chin and nose feel afterward?

After spending more time massaging my chin, I felt that the whiteheads around my chin and lips had decreased slightly. I used it to remove the sunscreen or light makeup I wear every day, and as a second cleanse on days when I wore heavier makeup.

Who might it suit?

It may be worth considering for skin that feels dry or sensitive, or for anyone looking for a finish with less tightness after cleansing. I found it convenient for daily cleansing on my combination skin and would consider repurchasing it.