Eyes + Lips

Yes, and it works well. Pure Lip Balm underneath for moisture, then Repair Lip Therapy or Superfood Lip Oil over the top for shine and color. The balm smooths the surface so whatever follows sits evenly rather than patchily.

Both areas have thinner skin than the rest of the face, so formulas for them lead with moisture and gentleness rather than strong actives. Amplify Maximizing Mascara keeps its ingredient list clean for that reason, and the lip formulas lead with fatty acids and hydration.

Build mascara in thin coats rather than one thick one, and blot lips before applying color so it has something to grip. Light layers applied properly outlast heavy layers applied quickly, and they feel considerably better through the day.

Repair Lip Therapy is the one, combining intensive hydration with a subtle gloss and a touch of color. Superfood Lip Oil leans more toward shine than tint, and Pure Lip Balm is purely about moisture with no color at all.