*Based on a clinical study of 23 panelists.
The Serum Stick
Treatment and Touch-Up Balm
Size:
8 g / 0.28 oz.
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The Serum Stick
Sale price
$49
Benefits
Instant moisture packed in a pocket-sized serum
Clinical Results
Proven to instantly soften dry skin*
| 95% | Showed improvement in skin texture after 2 weeks* |
| 95% | Showed improvement in the look of fine lines after 4 weeks* |
Clinical Results
How to Use
Deliver instant moisture where you need it most
Pairs best with
The Serum Stick
Sale price$49
ingredients
Highly concentrated with moisturizing wonders
80% Squalane
Absorbs fast, deeply moisturizes
Japanese Rice Bran
Improves the skin barrier
Sunflower Seed Wax
Locks in moisture
Suggested Ritual
Foaming Enzyme Exfoliant Powder
Healthy Aging Firming Treatment
Rich Line-Plumping Moisturizer
Treatment and Touch-Up Balm
Inspired by the Japanese word tsuya, which describes the pleasing gloss on a beautifully smooth surface, like a lustrous piece of lacquerware or glass-like skin.
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