Healing Balm Stick, Skin Protectant with Avocado Oil and Shea Butter, 0.65 Oz Stick

Love the stick version. I have very sensitive eyes so I can’t just put anything on there. I have given up on using eye cream completely. I saw on social media people were putting it under their eyes so I thought maybe I could try it. I am glad I did because after I wash my face my under eyes get dry and my concealer looks awful. Now what I do is I apply it at night and in the morning when I wash my face my under eyes don’t feel dry and they look hydrated so my makeup looks so much better. It also helped heal dry patches on my face. I love how soft it makes my lips feel which is very rare for me because not every lip balm works for me. It’s a bit thick I guess but the quality is really nice. There is no scent which is best for my sensitive skin. I really recommend this product.

Convenient to use whether at home, leave in car or carry in purse. Moisturizes and fills in tiny lines on face but I would still use a moisturizer, Also effective for moisturizing cuticles

I'm definitely an Aquaphor fan but had never seen this product and decided to order it. I'll be honest - I didn't read the product description carefully enough and thought it was lip therapy/balm and was a little taken aback at the large circumference, which is maybe the size around of a half dollar. Perhaps my use is a little unorthodox, but I've found the Aquaphor Healing Balm Stick to be a great lip therapy - and now that I know it's so big around because it's for skin, I'm even more excited. While using it as a lip balm may not be the product use the manufacturer intended, it's working well for me. It's not greasy and has no detectable scent or odor - and I'm fairly sensitive to that. The Aquaphor Healing Balm Stick isn't inexpensive, but the product size was larger than I'd expected - a positive as long as you're not hoping to carry it with you - and the Aquaphor quality is there. I would recommend it for use on your skin - I don't think you can go wrong with Aquaphor products.

This stick has been a game changer for my eczema-prone child—it actually gets them to apply and reapply on their own. It keeps things clean with no more digging fingers into a tub. I also use it myself like a giant chapstick. Super convenient and effective.

​While the original Aquaphor tub is a skincare legend, it has one major drawback: it’s messy. The Aquaphor Healing Balm Stick was designed to solve that problem, taking the same skin-protecting power and putting it into a convenient, "glue-stick" style applicator. ​What Makes It Different? ​The stick isn't just the original ointment in a different shape. While it contains the signature petrolatum (41%) and panthenol, the formula is slightly modified to maintain a solid structure. It feels less like a "grease" and more like a heavy-duty, protective wax. ​Best Use Cases ​The stick format changes how you use the product: ​Targeted Relief: Perfect for swiping across dry knuckles, elbows, or the heels of your feet without getting your palms greasy. ​Facial Protection: Ideal for protecting the "bridge" of the nose or cheekbones from windburn during skiing or winter runs.

I like that it’s easy to apply. I usually use this for my skin care routine, I have purchased this product 3x . It’s lightweight and perfect for dry skin.

I’d buy this product again but it seems to last a really long time that I haven’t even needed to replace it yet. I use it for my lips, my face when the weather changes and need to lock in my moisturizer. I used it when I had an allergic reaction to a face wash and it helped heal my skin in just a few days. I use it under my eyes and smile lines sparingly before makeup to help smooth fine lines. I love it. If you’re on the fence just buy it

Excellent for very dry skin. Love the large stick - makes application so easy and no messy hands!