You have seen it everywhere

Over the last few months, dozens of brands started selling a "Korean calcium stick" on its own. The stick is great at one job: a quick swipe on smile lines, forehead and under the eyes. After 45, skin needs more than one job done.

Customer photo, before and after

Five things change, so you need five steps

Under-eyes look hollow. Fine lines deepen. Tone gets uneven. Bounce fades. Skin gets drier. One product cannot cover all five, which is why the original routine comes as 5 steps, in this order:

1. Cyano pink spicule serum: preps the skin so the next steps absorb
2. Picotonic shot: targets the look of dark spots and uneven tone
3. Calcium cream: rich hydration for a firmer, bouncier look
4. Calcium eye patches: for tired, hollow-looking under-eyes
5. Calcium balm stick: the finish, the only step most ads sell you

The stick and the patches, together

The patches work on the under-eyes while you get ready. The stick finishes the job on smile lines and forehead, and goes in your bag for touch-ups during the day.

How to tell it's the original

The original calcium balm comes in the Dr.Melaxin box with the Korean label, together with the four products made to be used before it. A plain stick with a new brand name is not the same routine.

Try all 5 steps for 60 days

Five full-size products in one box, about 2 minutes a morning. If you do not see results in 60 days, it's free.