Lee Chaeyoung’s Nutseline Balm: Vegan vs Strong and What the Reference Confirms
Which Nutseline balm was linked to Lee Chaeyoung?
If you are looking for the Nutseline balm associated with fromis_9’s Lee Chaeyoung, the product name is Cica Nut Calming Balm. However, the name alone does not settle which version to buy. Nutseline lists separate Vegan and Strong 50 ml products, and the article we checked does not identify the exact variant used in the original video.
This guide separates the celebrity reference from the current product listings, so you can check the right details before ordering. It is a product-identification guide, not a personal review or a claim that either formula will suit your skin.

Photo: Nutseline official store · Vegan listing
What the Chaeyoung reference actually confirms
Cosmopolitan’s December 5, 2025 article identifies the product as Nutseline Cica Nut Calming Balm and credits Studio fromis_9 as its source. The article supports the basic product name, but it does not clearly specify “Vegan” or “Strong” in the product identification.
That distinction matters when shopping internationally. A retailer may include an idol’s name in a listing while selling a particular formula, a multipack or a different version. The celebrity reference is not enough to establish that every listing uses the same formula seen on screen.
Read the product reference — Korean
Vegan versus Strong: check more than the jar size
Cica Nut Calming Balm Vegan, 50 ml: the official product name includes Vegan. Its ingredient list includes shea butter and plant oils and waxes. “Vegan” should not be read as a promise that the formula is fragrance-free or suitable for everyone.
Cica Nut Calming Balm Strong, 50 ml: this is a separate official listing, and its ingredient list includes menthol. Treat Strong as a different formula to investigate, rather than as a rating that automatically makes it the better option.
Both listings use the same 50 ml size. Size alone therefore cannot distinguish the products. Compare the full product name, the selected option and the ingredient list on the page where you intend to order. The current official Vegan product photograph is used here for identification; it is not proof that this is the exact variant in Chaeyoung’s video.
Check the official Vegan listing — Korean
Check the official Strong listing — Korean
Before you compare prices
Start by matching the version and number of jars. A one-jar price and a bundle total are not directly comparable. Next, check the price per 50 ml jar, delivery charge and the seller’s stated delivery destination. A Korean product page does not, by itself, confirm international shipping.
This guide does not present a fixed current price: promotions, stock and shipping can change. Check the final order summary on the seller’s website. We have not attached a guessed shopping link under the assumption that the Strong version is Chaeyoung’s exact product.
Frequently asked questions
Are Vegan and Strong the same product?
No. Nutseline provides separate product listings and ingredient lists. The shared 50 ml size does not make them interchangeable.
Can I call Strong “Chaeyoung’s lip balm”?
Not based on the reference checked for this guide. It establishes the basic balm name, but not the exact current variant. That uncertainty should remain visible instead of being replaced with a confident buying recommendation.
Should I copy the way a celebrity uses it?
Check the manufacturer’s intended use and precautions first. A reported personal routine is different from the brand’s instructions. If the intended application area is unclear, ask the manufacturer rather than inferring it from the nickname “lip balm.”
Checked November 2, 2026 against the Cosmopolitan product reference and Nutseline’s official product listings. No personal-use claim. No exact video-variant claim.