IPSA The Time R Day Essence Stick e

I love the moisture that other sticks don't have, and this is my third one! I use it to touch up my makeup. - Moisturizes and hydrates, absorbs quickly into skin - Doesn't dry out skin, but doesn't leave a sticky feeling - Convenient to carry around, doesn't shake in your bag like a spray - The packaging (design) is sophisticated and stylish - The stick deforms if you use too much force - Not great value for money (runs out quickly) - Apply thinly, spreading a small amount at a time - It's better to spread it on your fingers rather than applying it directly to avoid applying too much - For me, rubbing it in rather than tapping it in makes it blend in better. I think it would make a great little gift!

Whenever I feel tension, I just apply it on the go and it leaves my skin feeling moisturized.

Wearing a mask is a must in the winter, and the makeup on the face inevitably gets smudged when it comes into contact with the skin, so I bought this to touch up my makeup. The results were great! I applied this in a circular motion and patted it in with a sponge, and the smudged areas felt smooth and silky. It's also moisturizing, so I'm glad I bought it.

Whenever I feel tension, I just apply it on the go and it leaves my skin feeling moisturized.

If I stay in an air-conditioned room all day, my skin becomes dry and tight by the evening. When I touch up my makeup, I use oil blotting paper to remove any sebum on the surface, then apply this directly to the areas where I'm concerned about dryness (on my eyelids, I apply it to my fingers and tap it in), then tap it in with my fingers to let it absorb, and then touch up my makeup, and the tightness subsides. There are many mist-type lotions, but I've seen opinions that say that mists can actually make my skin drier, so I feel comfortable using stick balms.