Charcoal cleansing balm for sunscreen and lipstick: HEEDA

What was it like using a cleansing balm for the first time?

Since I mainly used cleansing foam, I checked the directions first. The method was to apply it evenly to a dry face, massage it in, then emulsify it with water and rinse it away. The process felt simpler than I expected.

How did the texture and container feel?

The black container and inner packaging looked neat, and I was impressed by how securely the lid closed. There was an inner cover and a spatula, so I could use the product without scooping it out directly with my hands.

When I scooped it out with the spatula, the texture felt dense and smooth. Its surface looked sleek and glossy, and the scent seemed like a subtle fragrance from floral extracts.

Did it remove sunscreen and lipstick well?

I used it on days when I wore only sunscreen and lipstick rather than a full face of makeup. Rubbing an appropriate amount lightly between my hands, it spread over a wide area, and both products came off well. Afterwards, it had that satisfyingly squeaky-clean feel, which I liked.

What are the ingredients and price?

According to the original post, the Coupang price was ₩25,900. The product box listed Jirisan true charcoal, camellia seed oil, green tea water, mugwort extract, and various floral extracts, along with the full ingredient list and product information.

Because the texture spread widely even in a small amount, I also felt satisfied with the price for the amount provided. However, the original post did not include specific observations about changes in blackheads after use.