What is the best way to build the balm into your daily care routine?

The balm is most convenient to use at three moments when the lips lose moisture most actively:

• In the morning before going outside — a thin layer creates a barrier against wind, cold and temperature changes before the skin has a chance to dry out.
• During the day in rooms with dry air — air conditioning and heating reduce air humidity, and the lips lose moisture even when it is warm. A small stick is easy to keep on your desk or in your pocket.
• In the evening after lipstick or matte textures — dense and matte lipstick formulas often dry out the skin. The balm helps soften the lips after make-up removal.

Apply it in a thin layer — that is enough. A thick layer gives no noticeable advantage and uses up the product faster. With moderate use, the 4.8 g stick lasts for several weeks of regular application.

If your lips are very dry or peeling, the balm helps soften the surface but does not replace gentle mechanical exfoliation — you can do this once a week with a damp soft toothbrush or a special lip scrub, and then apply the balm.