Centella A.C.E. Vitaful Miracle Healing Multi Balm

I actually do enjoy this product, but there are a few things to consider.Cons:- smell isn't great. I'm super sensitive to smells and this one isn't amazing, but it does fade quickly. I'm still willing to use it on my lips as a chapstick.- it is a pretty solid consistency. I usually try to warm it up on the back of my hand before putting it anywhere with more delicate of skin.Pros:- I like the size of it. I use it for just about anything (sunburns, dry lips, dry knuckles). Since it's bigger you can cover more area- I do feel like it's hydrating and healing. Not anything crazy, but it's useful to have on hand- it has lasted me a long time

I have mature skin 45+ with textured kp like bumps on the apples of my cheeks. I have tried most everything. Even just vaseline, they were only a small improvement then just clogged my pores while still having dry dehydrated skin. I recently swapped out several k beauty skin care products. I saw a huge improvement. So I started the process of elimination to see what actually was helping. What seems to work the best, is a double cleanse, niaminicide serum pad to exfoliate (numubuzin 3 pads), Bifida complex, Colagen pudding (numbuzin 4) then this stick. Its a solid balm so you need to warm it in your hands before applying it. But I now wake up with less bumps and hydrated skin. Which its been months since I haven't woken up with dry itchy skin. This is a yes for me.Pro tip, use this balm as the under eye trick for less creasing under your eyes and or smile lines, before you apply your concealer.If it works this well for me in the summer, I can't wait to use it in the winter.

Kind of like putting Vaseline on your face, just a little less greasy. Would not buy again. Way too expensive for what it is.

So I really wanted to try this because it has great moisturizing ingredients. I always get dry halfway through the day so I thought a stick would be great to have on hand. This formula is harder to get off the stick. You have to press it against your skin for a while to have the heat melt it to a more spreadable consistency. Otherwise it will pull and tug as you try to use it. I sometimes scratch a small layer of it off and rub it on my fingers to warm it up to apply to sensitive areas when I'm inpatient. The smell is also not th best. But that's not why I bought it. It creates such a great occlusive layer and keeps my moisture in great! It does create a tacky layer on your skin though. I really like it though. So to each there own.

I mostly buy these sticks for the end of my nose, I have allergies so I blow my nose a lot, and I like a balm to keep it from getting dry and raw, and a stick is great because I can use it whenever, wherever. And this one is fine, but nothing special. It smells like a kinda cheap candle, and it is VERY waxy, and it tugs on the skin a lot, and feels sticky on the skin. If you like these sticks to use around your eyes this is not the one, the Isa Knox or Ample N ones glide much more smoothly, but are a lot more expensive. You get what you pay for, texture-wise For my nose it's fine, but I won't buy another one when it's used up.