I have incredibly dry skin and I use this after my moisturizer has set in a bit and it really locks in the hydration. It feels incredible and my skin barrier is so happy with this product. I’ll be buying more to keep in bags for on the go, especially this winter
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This Item  medicube Deep Collagen Vita Multi Serum Stick from | Rejuvenating & Luminizing balm | 2sec swipe-and-done | Quick and easy care I Korean Skincare | Recommendations  |  |  |  | |
| Price | Currently unavailable. | $15.99 | $19.99 | $19.99 | -9% $19.90 List: $21.90 |
| Price Per Unit | — | $53.30 / ounce | $62.47 / ounce | $11.76 / ounce | $11.78 / fluid ounce |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 13 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 15 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 13 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 13 |
| Customer Ratings | |||||
| Sold By | — | HUECALM | Twenties Beauty | cocokind | Medicube & Aprilskin |
| skin type | All | All | Dry, Oily | All | All |
| form | Balm | Balm | Balm | Balm | Cream |
| size | 0.39 Ounce (Pack of 1) | 0.3 Ounce (Pack of 1) | 0.32 Ounce (Pack of 1) | 1.7 Ounce (Pack of 1) | 1.69 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) |
| volume | — | — | 400 milliliters | 1.7 fluid ounces | 1.69 fluid ounces |
| product benefit | Plumping,Brightening,Brighten,Rejuvenating | Hydration Anytime, Anywhere, Multi-Functional Skincare, Brightens and Revitalizes Skin, Anti-Aging Care on the Go, Gentle and Safe for All Skin Types | Anti-wrinkle,Hydrating,Moisturizing,Nourishing,Nourishment,Radiant Skin | — | Conditioning,Hydrating,Moisturizing,Plump,Soothing |
| recommended uses | Freckles,Provides Vitamins,Wrinkles | — | Oiliness, Wrinkles | Eczema | Wrinkles |
COMMON OILS AND WAXES BLUR LINES, BUT NO SKIN TRANSFORMATION ~~ CHEMICAL SCENT
This is one of those cases in which customer hopes for a product and the actual results just don't match up. The description and intention of the Deep Collagen Vita Multi Serum Stick was very appealing. I not only love balm sticks for their simplicity and ease of use, but the purpose of rejuvenating and luminizing with collagen and 15% Vitamin C targets most women, including me. The packaging is nice and and I loved the clear insert to prevent the swivel stick from drying out. It reminds me of an Olay stick in some ways, although I think that product was only released in Japan. But, that's where this stick began to fail for me. The texture is smooth, greasy and very waxy. There are two waxes in the main ingredients with another further down the list. The stick leaves a heavy waxy film that felt smothering on my skin, as though the pores couldn't breathe. I sense no collagen effect and the effectiveness of any Vitamin C is up in the air, especially since Ferulic Acid which stabilizes Vitamin C is the very last ingredient. Aside from a waxy smell, there was no discernible scent in the tube, but there was an unappealing "old" chemical scent on the skin and a bit of invisible irritation. It is imperative that companies post full ingredients of their products for sensitive users. There were no ingredients on the website other than hyping the two that have the least effect, so I didn't know until the product arrived that the main ingredient is actually sunflower oil which I can't have and wouldn't have ordered the stick if I'd known. If only a "2-second swipe of the stick and done" was the answer to this ineffective balm. Here's the thing, anytime key ingredients are sunflower oil, another vegetable oil, and 3 waxes, the hyped results are already undermined. Advertised Collagen and Vitamin C reel in the customer, but in my experience, the product is an illusion that covers up what the isn't delivered in the advertising claims. Waxes and oils blur wrinkles but don't treat them, despite the claims of rejuvenating and luminizing skin. One ingredient is listed twice in different places, and that's clearly an error. And Ferulic Acid for skin repair, inflammation and skin brightening is dead last, so forget its contribution to the skincare claims. Medicube is a top Korean brand (if this is the same company) and they clearly mean well, but as I always say: ingredients don't lie. This stick has more strikes against it than good ingredients and positive results, and a thick, waxy texture is not my goal. Even one roll of the tube left the product all crumbled around the edges after gently swiping it across my skin. I can't endorse this product, and the price is off-base for the ingredients and claims. If blurring, moisturizing and other perks are for you, then Palmer's Swivel Stick does what this stick is capable of and more for a fraction of the price. If a company wants to ensure it's claims, the ingredients to make that happen should be main ingredients, not just advertising hype. I would classify the balm as a waxy llusion product that doesn't deliver.
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