Scoop out a pea-sized amount of Magic Balm and warm it in the palm of your hand until it turns into oil. Gently massage it into the desired area… as often as you like!

Face
Apply in the evening as the last step of your beauty routine to nourish and protect your skin.

Body
Use on dry, rough areas to soften the skin.

Hands
Helps combat chapped hands in winter when applied to dry, rough areas.

Makeup remover
Turns into a fluid oil to remove makeup effectively without irritation. Massage over the face, including the eyes, and wipe off with a damp washable cotton round.

Lips
Nourishes and repairs; apply a thin layer with your finger.

Hair
Apply as an overnight mask on the ends for silky hair in the morning.

Nails
Nourishes, smooths and strengthens nails and softens cuticles.

After-sun
Soothes, repairs and prolongs your tan after sun exposure, applied to clean skin.

After-shave/post-hair removal
Soothes and reduces skin irritation; apply right after shaving or hair removal.

Blemish-prone skin
Our balm nourishes the skin and helps maintain its balance. Apply locally to the affected areas.

The balm's rich texture removes makeup gently and very effectively. We recommend following these steps:

1) Warm a pea-sized amount of balm in the palm of your hand until it turns into oil.

2) Then apply the melted balm to your face and massage lightly with your fingertips in circular motions.

3) Finish by wiping a damp washable cotton round over your face to remove excess balm and makeup residue.

Note: this is a makeup-removing balm, not a cleanser. One of the most common skincare mistakes is thinking your skin is clean once you've removed your makeup. In fact, makeup removal only dissolves the first layer of surface impurities (pigments, sunscreen, etc.) thanks to its lipids. You need to follow up directly with a cleanse, using a product that emulsifies on contact with water to remove the last stubborn impurities.

So these are two distinct, complementary steps.

These are medical conditions that must first and foremost be treated on medical advice. Through our customers' many reviews, we've found that the Balm soothes eczema and psoriasis, but it is in no way a medical treatment. Generally speaking, a cosmetic product only acts on the upper layers of the skin. A serious burn can in no way be treated with the balm. To discover all the testimonials and explanations on this topic, head to the dedicated page right here !

Our balm contains olive oil, which is a low-comedogenic oil (slightly more than avocado oil, for example, but much less than coconut oil).

We recommend using the Fragrance-Free Balm or the Coconut-scented Balm, specially formulated without essential oils. Feel free to consult a healthcare professional for more personalized advice.

For your information, a moisturizing cream contains water and therefore supplies water to your cells. Once your cells are filled with water, you then need to apply a nourishing balm to create a protective barrier over them so the water they contain doesn't escape.

Since this balm is made only of lipids, it nourishes the skin and prevents dehydration. It complements hydration and helps retain water in the tissues when applied as the last step of your beauty routine.

The Magic Balm complements hydration. Its lipid-based formula nourishes the skin and forms a protective barrier that helps limit water loss and dehydration. To get this benefit, apply this nourishing balm as the last step of your routine, after your moisturizer. It's particularly suited to sensitive, dry and very dry skin.