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Dear Klairs Blue Peptide Gua Sha Multi Balm puts a 75% water-essence balm and a droplet-shaped gua sha head in one 15 g stick. In a P&K Skin Research Center test with 22 adults, the lifted look rose 14.1% at the outer eye area and 11.2% at the chin and jawline, and under-eye puffiness fell 12.6% after one use.
Key Takeaways
- Lifted look +14.1% at the outer eye area and +11.2% at the chin and jawline, P&K Skin Research Center, 22 subjects [1]
- Under-eye bag puffiness -12.6% after a single use [1]
- Balm and gua sha head in one stick: pointed tip for small areas, broad curve for cheeks, jawline and neck [1]
- EGF, two peptides, caffeine 1%, panthenol and guaiazulene in a 75% water-essence base [1]
Product at a glance: Dear Klairs Blue Peptide Gua Sha Multi Balm 15 g · Product Code DK10257
In this article
- The massage your client loved, in a stick she can take home
- Lifted look up 14.1% at the outer eye area and 11.2% at the jawline in a P&K clinical test
- Shoppers notice the texture and the ritual
- Market position
- Dear Klairs Blue Peptide Gua Sha Multi Balm 15 g · Product Code DK10257
- A two-minute demo for the treatment room
- Answers your staff can give on the spot
- Pair it to grow the basket
01 · The buyer decision
The massage your client loved, in a stick she can take home
A client leaves the treatment room with a lifted, de-puffed face and asks what she can do at home until her next appointment. Germany alone has around 40,000 beauty salons, and the professional association VCP names multifunctional products with short ingredient lists as a professional trend.[6]
Dear Klairs Blue Peptide Gua Sha Multi Balm answers that question in one object: a 15 g water-essence balm with a droplet-shaped gua sha head built into the stick. The pointed tip reaches the small areas, and the broad curve glides along cheeks, jawline and neck.[1]
02 · Proof
Lifted look up 14.1% at the outer eye area and 11.2% at the jawline in a P&K clinical test
P&K Skin Research Center tested the balm with 22 subjects aged 19 to 60 from May 11 to June 9, 2026. The lifted look improved in all five zones measured: outer eye area +14.1%, chin and jawline +11.2%, mouth area +8.0%, brow arch +4.6% and cheeks +2.4%.[1]
In the same study, under-eye bag puffiness fell by 12.6% after a single use. Primary skin irritation and sensitive-skin irritation tests were completed at P&K with 34 and 33 subjects, and the formula carries no artificial fragrance.[1]
03 · Early shopper response
Shoppers notice the texture and the ritual
The balm launched on klairs.com in September 2026, and the first shopper reviews on YesStyle and Jolse already describe the two things a salon can sell: a light, water-based glide and a massage step that needs no extra tool.[4][5]
- “Leaves my skin feeling soft, smooth, and hydrated.” “The texture feels lovely on the skin, absorbs nicely, and leaves my skin feeling soft, smooth, and hydrated without feeling heavy or uncomfortable.” ali**** · YesStyle, October 2026 [4]
- “Like a little self-care ritual.” “It makes the application feel like a little self-care ritual without needing a separate gua sha tool.” vik**** · Jolse, October 2026 [5]
- “Glides smoothly over the skin.” “Unlike traditional thick balms, this product has a lightweight, water-essence texture that glides smoothly over the skin without feeling overly heavy or greasy.” vik**** · Jolse, October 2026 [5]
04 · Positioning
Market position
| Type | What that type sells | Where this product stands |
|---|---|---|
| Stone gua sha tool | A massage ritual, but it needs a separate oil or cream | Balm and gua sha head in one stick, so the slip is always there |
| Facial massage oil | Slip for hands or tools, often with an oily finish | A 75% water-essence base that sets to a fresh, non-greasy finish |
| Wax multi-balm stick | A quick swipe of glow from a wax-and-oil bar | A shaped gua sha head plus a P&K-tested lifted look in five zones |
05 · Product at a glance
Dear Klairs Blue Peptide Gua Sha Multi Balm 15 g · Product Code DK10257
- Format: Water-essence multi balm with a built-in droplet-shaped gua sha head, 15 g[1]
- Base: 75% water-essence base for a fresh, comfortable glide[1]
- Key ingredients: EGF (sh-oligopeptide-1), copper tripeptide-1, palmitoyl tripeptide-5, caffeine 1%, panthenol, guaiazulene[1]
- Clinical result: Lifted look: outer eye area +14.1%, chin and jawline +11.2%, mouth area +8.0% (P&K, 22 subjects)[1]
- Puffiness: Under-eye bag puffiness -12.6% after one use (P&K, 22 subjects)[1]
- Tested for: Primary skin irritation and sensitive-skin irritation tests completed; no artificial fragrance[1]
06 · Display and training
A two-minute demo for the treatment room
Finish a facial with the stick in front of the client: twist up a little balm, use the pointed tip under the eyes and around the nose, then the broad curve along cheeks, jawline and neck with gentle outward strokes. The client sees the routine she will repeat at home.[1]
Keep a tester at reception next to the appointment book. The shelf line is "Your facial massage, in one stick." The stick also works over makeup, so it fits a quick touch-up after a treatment.[1]
07 · Retailer FAQ
Answers your staff can give on the spot
- Is it an oil balm? No. It is a 75% water-essence base, so it glides fresh and leaves a moist, non-greasy finish.
- Does the client need a separate gua sha stone? No. The droplet-shaped gua sha head is built into the stick.
- Where in the routine does it go? As the last skincare step, or over makeup for a quick refresh.
- Is it suitable for sensitive skin? Primary irritation and sensitive-skin irritation tests are completed. Use gentle strokes and avoid direct contact with the eyes.
08 · Retailer TIP
Pair it to grow the basket
| Pair with | Why it sells together |
|---|---|
| Dear Klairs Blue EGF Calming Mist 100 mL | A cooling mist before the massage and a refresh after it |
| Dear Klairs Midnight Blue Calming Cream 60 g | The barrier cream under the balm for dry or post-treatment skin |
| Dear Klairs Blue Youth Activating Drop 20 mL | The Blue line serum step before the massage |
Partner with WishTrade
Partner package: what we bring to your shelf
| Package | What is included |
|---|---|
| Global reach | 80+ countries and 10,000+ online and offline retail partners. [3] |
| Clinical & Marketing Assets | Ingredient and clinical documentation, consumer education and content materials. [3] |
| Sample Program | Support for buyer review and in-store consumer trials. [3] |
| Flexible MOQ | Order requirements matched to your retail or distribution scale. [3] |
| Dedicated Account Manager | One contact to coordinate your partner operations. [3] |
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Sources: [1] Dear Klairs official product page and clinical images (klairs.com). [2] WishTrade product page (wishtrade.co.kr). [3] WishTrade partner package (wishtrade.co.kr). [4] YesStyle product page and reviews (yesstyle.com). [5] Jolse product review (jolse.com). [6] CosmeticBusiness, German Cosmetic Professional Association (VCP) 2024 review (cosmetic-business.com).