The skin balm I've used is the Carotin Melting Balm. This product has a typical balm formulation, and it includes a removable scoop as well as a facial oil brush. I liked that the scoop allows for more hygienic use, and the brush enables more thorough application. The texture was soft, and when applied to the skin, it felt similar to applying petroleum jelly. After using it, I was amazed to see pores where the sebum had been extracted. Since I only have oily T-zone, I used the product only on that area. Overall, I would recommend this product to those who want quick sebum removal. I think it's particularly well-suited for people with oily skin like mine, or those who want to remove blackheads.

Brushing the skin directly on the nose can cause a lot of irritation to the skin. For those with sensitive skin, we do not recommend using a brush.

During the Hwahae process, if you wait for a moment, you can see greater effects.

The moment I opened the lid, I was pleased by the orange scent. The gel-type formula is not heavy and melts quickly on the skin, making cleansing not difficult. Furthermore, my makeup, including my very strong mascara, dissolves quite well and disappears more easily than expected. And it feels refreshing! Additionally, the amount seems much more than expected, so I think I'll be able to use it for a long time.

However, because I scrubbed so hard to get rid of the blackheads, it ended up being more irritating than I expected. I have combination skin with sensitive trouble-prone areas, so the irritation on my skin made it difficult for me to use regularly... And while makeup removes well, I'm not sure if the sebum is actually disappearing... And after just the first cleansing, my face is completely slippery.... The second cleansing is absolutely essential! But since I have oily skin, I'm hesitant to use it often because I'm worried it will cause even more breakouts... I just bought it because the ads were so extensive, but it really feels like an overhyped product.