d'Alba Double Serum All In One Multi Balm 10g
달바 더블 세럼 올인원 멀티밤 10g
₩ is the Korean store price; $ is what Olive Young Global lists. They often differ because the pack size or count sold overseas isn't the same — check the size on the listing before you buy.
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About this product
d'Alba's Multi Balm packs shea butter, jojoba and macadamia oils with vitamin E and centella into a twist-up stick, built to melt into dry patches, fine lines and dull spots on contact. Vitamin E acts as an antioxidant that helps protect skin's lipids while centella calms any reactivity, and the balm format means the product never touches your fingers, which reviewers point out is both mess-free and hygienic. People consistently mention two things: an instant hit of moisture and glow the moment it's applied, and a soft, not-overpowering scent that makes it feel more like a little treat than a chore. Bottom line: a good grab for eyes, lips, or anywhere skin feels tight, before or after makeup.
Twist the base to dispense, then dab and blend over dry areas like under-eyes, lips, or fine lines - use it during skincare or over makeup anytime skin needs a glow boost.
What reviewers say
This one's built for dry skin above all else, and hydration is clearly the main event with brightening and aging care as a bonus. Sunflower oil and shea butter give it a rich, balmy texture, so I keep the tiny 10g tube in my bag for whenever my skin feels tight and needs an instant fix.
Asked which skin it worked for, 56% of reviewers picked dry (combination 42%, oily 2%).
71% called it gentle on their skin.
These add up to 100 — it's which answer people chose, not a score out of 100. It tells you who liked it, which isn't the same as what will suit you.
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