
Vita Oil Complex 23%
An oil blend used for skin conditioning and a softer, smoother-feeling finish.
Korean Skincare / Balms


Korean Vitamin Balm with Vita Oil Complex 23%, Licorice Extract & Adenosine
Looking for a portable balm to add moisture and targeted care to an everyday skincare routine?
Royale CICA Vitamin Balm is a Korean-made 11 g skincare balm whose packaging highlights Vita Oil Complex 23%, including Vitamin Tree Fruit Oil and Jeju Fermented Green Tea Oil.
The packaging positions the product as a dual-functional cosmetic for whitening and wrinkle improvement, with Licorice Extract and Adenosine identified as efficacy ingredients.
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KEY INGREDIENTS

An oil blend used for skin conditioning and a softer, smoother-feeling finish.

Commonly used in skincare formulas designed to support brighter-looking and more even-looking skin.

Commonly used in skincare formulas designed to support smoother-looking skin and soften the appearance of fine lines.

Commonly used to support soothing care and help skin feel more comfortable.

Help condition and soften the skin while supporting a supple, comfortable feel.

Commonly used for antioxidant and skin-conditioning care, helping support a soft skin feel.

Help soften the skin and support moisture retention for a comfortable, conditioned feel.
Ingredient research explains general roles; finished-product outcomes depend on the formulation and individual use. Check the current packaging for the complete ingredient list.
Royale CICA Vitamin Balm is a Korean-made skincare balm designed to complement everyday facial care in a compact, portable format.
Its packaging highlights Vita Oil Complex 23%, including Vitamin Tree Fruit Oil and Jeju Fermented Green Tea Oil.
The product is positioned on the packaging as a whitening and wrinkle-improvement double-functional cosmetic, with Licorice Extract and Adenosine listed as efficacy ingredients.
The ingredient information describes a blend of botanical oils, conditioning ingredients and CICA-related compounds such as Asiaticoside, Madecassic Acid and Asiatic Acid.
The featured ingredients below are highlights rather than a complete ingredient list. Read the full label if you need to avoid a particular ingredient.
The ingredient list includes botanical oils and emollient ingredients in a balm format for moisture-focused skincare routines.
The packaging lists whitening as a functional cosmetic claim, making this a balm to compare for a brightening-focused routine.
The packaging identifies wrinkle improvement as a functional cosmetic claim and lists Adenosine among the efficacy ingredients.
The packaging prominently highlights Vita Oil Complex 23%, including Vitamin Tree Fruit Oil and Jeju Fermented Green Tea Oil.
The compact 11 g balm format may be convenient for users who prefer targeted skincare application at home or while traveling.
Balms often use oils and emollients to provide a richer feel than watery skincare. Depending on the formula, they can also help limit moisture loss at the surface. This is a format distinction, not proof that every balm is more moisturizing than every cream.
Botanical oils and Shea Butter are used for emollient or conditioning roles. Their skin feel depends on the whole formulation. Vitamin E ingredients are used in antioxidant-focused cosmetics; their presence does not make this balm sunscreen or establish protection from sun damage.
Licorice-derived ingredients are studied in cosmetics for uneven-looking pigmentation. Extract composition and study formulas vary.
Adenosine has been tested in cosmetic formulations for wrinkle appearance.
Take an appropriate amount of the product.
Spread it evenly over the skin.
Illustrative routine: cleanser → optional toner → serum or ampoule → moisturizer → balm on selected areas if desired. Sunscreen remains the final daytime sun-protection step. This example is general guidance; the label only directs taking an appropriate amount and spreading evenly.
For example, someone who enjoys a richer finish may consider a compact balm as an optional final care step before sunscreen. Someone who dislikes that feel may prefer their existing moisturizer. A balm does not automatically replace moisturizer or suit every skin type.
This product may appeal to adults looking for:
This information describes cosmetic product positioning and does not diagnose or treat skin conditions or guarantee specific results.
A general layering guide, subject to the product’s current directions.
Begin with cleansing as appropriate to your routine.
Apply lighter skincare steps where appropriate.
Follow with moisturizer where appropriate.
Use as an optional balm step after lighter skincare. The packaging does not specify a complete routine order; follow current directions and adjust to your routine.
Sun protection remains a separate daytime skincare step.
This format fits a preference for compact, targeted application. Vita Oil Complex 23% describes the package’s named blend; it does not specify the percentage of each oil. Only the documented oils above are named, and a complete INCI remains unavailable here.
Dermatologist Tested, Whitening, Anti-Wrinkle and the GMP mark remain packaging wording or markings. The available evidence does not independently verify the testing protocol or certification. Review the current full label and your sensitivities before choosing a richer oil-containing step.
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General ingredient research helps explain the roles of individual ingredients. It does not establish the efficacy of the finished product.