Burts Beeswax Lip Balm - 0.15 oz
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Customer Reviews of Burts Beeswax Lip Balm - 0.15 oz
Customer Review: best lip balm
Summary: 5 Stars
Lives up to its claims of being the world's best lip balm. It doesn't put a shiny film on your lips rather it penetrates leaving it feeling moisturized. This is one lip balm I keep going back to after trying different lip balms. Too bad this hasn't got any SPF. There's Burt's Bees' Lifeguard's Choice but I really don't fancy it. It leaves a white stain on your lips.Customer Review: It's Addictive!
Summary: 5 Stars
I used this for the first time about 6 years ago. Since then, it is impossible to not have it!
I have one in my purse, diaper bag, car, night stand, bathroom and kitchen. I am never without it. It has helped me avoid chapped lips for the past 5 years.
The smell is distinctive, not too sweet, not too minty.
Customer Review: Best Chapstick There Is
Summary: 5 Stars
I'm somewhat of a lip balm addict, and I've tried tons of brands. Products like Chapstick and Blistex cannot compare to Burt's Bees. It's not too heavy or slimy, and the peppermint is tingly on your lips. It stays on your lips for a good amount of time and it never "dries". If you have chapped lips, Burt's Bees is a must.Customer Review: Best Lip Balm
Summary: 5 Stars
This is the only lip balm I've ever used that actually works on my dry skin. It always seemed like Chapstick just dried my lips out more since I had to keep using it. The Burt's Bees actually heals my lips, I love it. Save yourself time and effort and get more than one tube, I have them all over my house now ;)Customer Review: recommended
Summary: 5 Stars
This lip balm is a little tough putting on sometimes, but it stays on my lips and keeps them moisturized for hours. Other lip balms I've used either left a funky taste on my lips or were kind of watery, and this one is guilty of neither. I plan to hand a bunch of these out as part of a Christmas goodie bag.