I have to admit I’m a bit of a lip balm addict, but not by
choice. Part of dealing with the dry conditions in Calgary is trying to stay
hydrated by guzzling water and/or other beverages throughout the day,
especially when I’m in the office. Unfortunately, due to the limited staying
power of most lip balms, I find myself having to reapply many times throughout
the day. I shudder at the thought of how much lip balm I’ve consumed over the
years.
The one that’s been sitting on my desk for the past few months is the mint and minerals edition from Nivea. I had initially picked up the mint flavor over others as I (incorrectly) presumed that the lip balm would leave that nice, tingly feeling when applied.
The one that’s been sitting on my desk for the past few months is the mint and minerals edition from Nivea. I had initially picked up the mint flavor over others as I (incorrectly) presumed that the lip balm would leave that nice, tingly feeling when applied.
The balm comes in the standard twist-up Chapstick-like
container. It’s blue in the tube, but goes on clear. I appreciate the
consistency of the product when applied – it’s not thick and goopy, so one
swipe across the upper and lower lips is enough. While the product delivers on
the moisturizing end (as long as it stays on my lips, anyway), there is no tingly
or other pleasant feeling. It smells like mint toothpaste, which I don’t mind,
but the taste of product leaves something to be desired (think minty, but with a
hint of petroleum jelly).
Verdict: I still have a 4-pack of eos lip balms waiting to be opened and those are probably going to last for awhile. However, because I’m not crazy about the scent and the taste, I will not be purchasing this product again. ~4.8g tube, C$3.99
Verdict: I still have a 4-pack of eos lip balms waiting to be opened and those are probably going to last for awhile. However, because I’m not crazy about the scent and the taste, I will not be purchasing this product again. ~4.8g tube, C$3.99
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