I bought a lip balm to apply over my lipstick, and I'm glad that it's a tube type that can be squeezed and applied, so it doesn't mess up the lipstick I've already applied. It has a nice, slightly thick texture, which gives my lips a beautiful shine and makes the wrinkles less visible. It doesn't feel stuffy on my lips, and there's no excessive greasiness or stickiness. The moisturizing effect also lasts quite a while.

Before falling asleep, it can also be used as a lip mask, but on days when the lip peeling is severe, it cannot be perfectly softened and removed. If you have very severe lip peeling, it would be better to purchase a famous item from another company's lip mask rather than this.

The tube-shaped design allows for hygienic usage. Strongly recommended for callus care. (Unlike the Etude House lip mask, it is not sticky, so it applies smoothly and wipes off without any residue. While the moisturizing effect fades slightly, there is no dryness, and all calluses are completely removed.)

Even if the lips are not chapped, if they seem a little sensitive, there is a tingling, stimulating sensation when applied. There is a feeling of having a gel on, so it feels a bit inconvenient to use it as a daily care product.

The product seems to have addressed the issues that were previously experienced with the Etude lip mask. When using the thick and sticky lip mask, even after wiping it off with wet wipes, it would still feel sticky and the exfoliation was not very effective. However, the Dermatology lip mask can be easily removed by gently wiping it off, and I am very satisfied with the results. It is recommended to apply the product before bedtime and then remove the exfoliated skin the next morning, or to let it soak for 5-10 minutes and then remove it before reapplying a thin layer.