Apply the paste only to clean, dry, and intact skin on the specific small area you wish to target. Using a clean fingertip or a cotton swab, take a very small amount—roughly half the size of a grain of rice for a single spot. The dense texture means a little goes a long way.
Gently dab or pat the product onto the center of the problem zone. Do not rub or smear it thinly over a large area, as this defeats the purpose of the localized, protective film. The goal is to create a thin, even layer that just covers the spot or patch. The paste should stay exactly where you put it. Due to the waxy, occlusive base, it is not designed to be blended seamlessly into the surrounding skin like a moisturizer.
You can use it once or twice daily. Because it forms a film, it's often most practical to use it in the evening or during periods when you are at home, as it may be visible and can transfer onto clothing or bedding. Always avoid the immediate eye area, lips, and mucous membranes. If you use other skincare products (like a moisturizer or sunscreen), apply this paste last, directly on top, so it isn't moved or diluted.
Consult a specialist before use if you have chronic skin conditions, are pregnant, breastfeeding, or on medication. Discontinue use if noticeable irritation occurs.