There is one thing that I dread when winter comes, this being chapped lips. Horrible cracked lips do not look nice with matte berry lipsticks! Normally my lips get scrubbed to the very last inch of there lives and I apply a not very moisterising lip balm. This year things are different and research has been done into lip saving products, here are the final 8 that I thought would be great for winter:
1. I have actually owned this Blistex lipbalm (£1.75) before and just because of the smell I would definitely repurchase it. The Raspberry lemonade scent forces you to battle not licking your lips, it tastes so good! The balm contains coconut oil, jojoba and vitamins E and C so with no doubt it is definitely moisterising!
2. Barry M is not a brand that I would have looked at for a nourishing balm but judging by the reviews, this Cor Balmy! tinted lip balm (£3.49) sounds great. The core contains vitamin E, jojoba oil and shea butter which sounds like a nourishing mix. The balm comes in 5 different shades, ranging from light pink to a deep berry colour therefore there is so much choice!
3. Ah trusty old Vaseline (£2.18), I have to say this is such a childhood product for me. However now that I am older, I can fully appreciate the hydrating properties of this product. This particular one contains cocoa butter extracts, which also contain vitamin E and antioxidants.
4. When it comes to talking about lip balms, Burts Bees is always mentioned but I am ashamed to say that I have never tried anything from the brand myself. This replenishing lip balm with pomegranate oil (£3.69) sounds mouth watering!
5. Carmex is another well known brand in the lip balm world and yet again I have not tried anything from them. This classic lip balm (£2.69) contains bees wax and menthol which apparently soothes, nourishes and leaves tingling feeling on the lips.
6. Smooch Operator (£5) is designed to nourish extremely dry lips. It definitely sounds promising as it contains many oils such as argan and rose hip. The balm also has mango butter and vitamin E mixed in.
7. The Nivea Lip Tin in Raspberry Rose (£1.68) also sounds like it would smell absolutely amazing. Apparently it soothes, nourishes and moistens the lips, sounds like a great product for the winter months!
8.The Nivea SOS Lip Relief (£3.36) is meant to instantly sooth chapped lips and relieve pain. To do this it contains Dexpanthenol, something which I have never actually heard of but its meant to give a cooling effect. I can imagine this would provide so much relief to chapped lips!
Have you tried any of these products?
Cant go wrong with burts bees! Xx
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I've actually never tried it, I'll have to give it a go!
DeleteI love nivea and have used their lip balms for years! I have a honey one going on at the moment. I have been into lanolin at the moment as well which works well for sore lips! x
ReplyDeleteJasmin Charlotte | UK Lifestyle Blog
oh I have not tried that one!
DeleteThe Nivea lip butter for the win! I've tried some of these other lippies, but they always dry my lips out. The Carmex dries my lips out so badly, but works great for everyone else. But Nivea lip butter is always good!
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Jenny // Mish Mosh Makeup
oh really, thats so sad! yeah Nivea is great:)
DeleteI haven't tried Burt's Bee's before either, but I really want to, I hear their products are awesome!
ReplyDeleteThe Velvet Black // UK Style & Beauty Blog
me too!
DeleteI recently invested in Nuxe Reve de Miel and it is seriously perfection! So incredibly moisturizing
ReplyDeleteAllison from http://www.mercuteify.com/
that is a new one to me, I will have to look into it:)
DeleteI've never tried the Burt's Bees one but I think Vaseline and Carmex are really good.
ReplyDeleteAlex // www.prettythoughtsx.blogspot.co.uk
yeah I love vaseline:)
DeleteOut of these I've only ever tried Carmex and I currently have the cherry flavoured one and I love it :). Now that its winter I feel like I'm constantly reaching for a lib scrub because chapped lips are horrible. My favourite one is Bubblegum by Lush, as it really works and is edible too :) x
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oh I love that lipscrub, I just want to eat it though ha ha!
DeleteMy best chapsticks have been Fresh Sugar, EOS, any by C.O. Bigelow (from Bath and Body Works) and good ol' lanolin from your nearest convenience store.
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