KAHI Wrinkle Bounce Multi Balm
VT Cosmetics PDRN Essence Stick Balm
KAHI Eye Balm
about Eye balms.
Twist, glide, done: an eye balm stick puts moisture exactly where fine lines and dryness show, even over makeup and without a mirror. The multi balm stick is KAHI's signature, and the KAHI Wrinkle Bounce Multi Balm smooths the look of fine lines and leaves skin bouncier. The medicube PDRN Pink Collagen Volume Multi Balm goes further with PDRN and collagen, plumping the look of hollow under-eyes and smile lines.
Multi balms travel across the face: under the eyes, along smile lines, over dry patches on the cheeks and on the lips. For dark circles, KAHI makes a balm for the eye area alone; for a glow you can wear over makeup, d'Alba wraps a brightening vitamin C serum core inside its balm stick. Small enough for any bag, a balm stick brings moisture back the moment skin feels dry.
questions, answered.
Which eye balm should I choose?
For fine lines on the go, the KAHI Wrinkle Bounce Multi Balm replenishes moisture any time, even over makeup. For dark circles and dullness, the KAHI Eye Balm brightens the look of the under-eye area and glides on without touching your fingers. For hollows and puffiness, the medicube PDRN Pink Collagen Volume Multi Balm plumps and refreshes. For a soft glow on dry patches and smile lines, before or after makeup, the d'Alba Double Serum All In One Multi Balm glides on with no stickiness.
Eye balm or eye cream?
They do different jobs. A balm is a top layer that sits on the surface, slows how fast water leaves and can go over makeup at any point in the day. A cream holds more water and sinks in as a step of your routine, morning and night. Wear the cream in your routine and keep the balm in your bag for reapplications.
Will a balm move my makeup?
Not if you press rather than drag. Over finished concealer, press the stick on in short dabs, or warm a little on a fingertip and tap it in, rather than dragging it across, and use less than you think you need. A thin layer sits under or over a cushion without lifting it.
How often can I use an eye balm?
As often as the area feels dry. Once in the morning after moisturizer is the baseline, then again in the afternoon or before bed. Keep the stick capped and wipe the tip now and then, since it touches skin directly.
