WONDERBALM: Review
PR Sample – I received a tub of WONDERBALM for consideration on my blog.
Are you looking for a new balm to add to your skincare? Would you like one which offers it all from taking care of dry skin to being able to be used on lips and cuticles? Then let me introduce you to WONDERBALM.
WONDERBALM.
Founded by David Herdman and proudly developed in Korea, WONDERBALM came to life as David suffered from psoriasis which left his hands so dry and chapped they would crack.
So inspired by his own experiences he decided to focus on creating a balm that would target skin issues such as his own. Once he came up with a formula he was impressed by he sent some to his mother who had struggled with similar issues, and she too was amazed by the results after just a few applications.
Utilising the power of plants and ingredients such as Olive Oil and Shea Butter to hydrate and protect this balm might just be a game changer.
What’s more, WONDERBALM is also 100% vegan and cruelty-free as well as being free from additives, chemicals and parabens.
My Thoughts on WONDERBALM
I have been using WONDERBALM for the last couple of weeks I started off using it on my lips and elbows, however, I’ve had a very dry spot of skin pop up by my mouth, so I quickly started using this on there too. Often when this happens it becomes very cracked and sore, however, while it is still dry and scaley it isn’t taken that step over to being cracked.
The balm itself is silky smooth and easily sinks into the skin without leaving any sticky traces. One thing I would say is a little goes a long way with WONDERBALM (which is never a bad thing) meaning you only need the smallest bit.
I have been impressed with how well WONDERBALM has worked for me, with it working quickly to protect and soothe areas which are having a bad time.
Personally, I don’t think it’s a balm I would ever use all over my body as it just wouldn’t be cost-effective, however for use on dry patches, lips, cuticles and those areas that need some extra TLC it is a must.
I’d suggest giving WONDERBALM a try if you have dry skin patches and want something that is going to work harder for you.
WONDERBALM comes in at £29 a pot and can be bought from their website!
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My shins get so so dry and itchy, but I’m sure this would calm the skin right down
It would be good for my cuticles and nails.
This is so cool I love it so much!
My lips and between my fingers would be the first areas I would try.
I’m often disappointed with skincare products as they just aren’t effective enough on very dry skin. I love that this vegan-friendly balm is called Wonderbalm and includes shea. I’ll give it a try!
Sounds a super effective cream indeed. Will help with dry sensitive prone skin.
This should help me with the uneven redness on my skin
i think it will help with the dermatitis along my hairline
I get very dry cracked hands in the summer so this would be a great help
Cracked heels and elbows and my dogs paws and nose
I hope WONDERBALM will help me with dry hands.
My skin is so dry since I had a hysterectomy at 46, So hopefully that xx
I think it would help with my perimenopausal dry skin.
I love Wonderbalm because when i have had a shower you feel hydrateded and lovely
My dry skin on hand and feet, also have Psoriasis.
I hope it will help with my dry skin on my feet.
Hopefully it will help my dry skin from the effects of psoriasis
I would use it as a face mask, my skin could really do with some serious TLC
My husband suffers from terribly chapped hands, especially during the winter. This would be marvellous for him.
I hope it would help with the dry skin on my hands whenever I come back from fishing.
I’d love to gift this to my partner, especially to use on her hands as they get sore from her work.
I’d love to see if this works on the horrid skin on my heels!
I’d use it on my hands – as they get really chapped in the winters here.
Think it would really good on my stretch marks
It will hydrate my skin and restore damaged skin