Everlume™ Whole Body Balm
Everything the earlier steps did for your skin leaks back out overnight unless something seals it in. Everlume is an oil-based balm that melts on contact and locks lipids and water into the barrier — face, hands, elbows, heels, or the whole body after a shower. Step 4 of the routine.
$45.00
Is it for your skin?
The science
Key ingredients
Full ingredients
How to use
NOW
Melts from a solid to a silky oil in your hands and glides on. Tight, dry patches feel cushioned straight away — no grease, no film that rubs off on your sheets.
NEXT
Ceramides, sterols and squalane sit in the barrier the way your own lipids do, so the water your skin has stops leaving. Rough elbows, knuckles and heels soften over the first week.
OVER TIME
The barrier is what every other step depends on. Used nightly, Everlume keeps it intact so Signal, Clerra and Ekoa have somewhere to work — and stay.
KEY ACTIVES.
DOSED RIGHT.
Ceramides, sterols and oat lipids in an oil-based balm. Here is what the research says about the three doing the most work — studies on the ingredients, not on this jar.
Study results describe research on the individual ingredient, not clinical testing of this finished formula. Individual results vary.
LAST STEP. LOCK IT IN.
Scoop a pea-sized amount with dry hands. Warm it between your fingers until it melts to an oil, then press onto damp skin after your shower — dry areas first, or head to toe. Use it as the final step at night to seal in whatever went on before it. Also works on cuticles, lips and before cold or windy weather.
It's a balm, not a lotion. A little covers a lot; if it feels heavy you used too much.
SEE YOUR
CONCERN?
SO DID WE.
Everything the earlier steps did for your skin leaks back out overnight unless something seals it in. Everlume is an oil-based balm that melts on contact and locks lipids and water into the barrier — face, hands, elbows, heels, or the whole body after a shower. Step 4 of the routine.
