Bio Beauté Repairing Lip Balm with Apricot Butter

3 Reviews

1. 

   yearningHare6

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   I think the honey is what makes the original so magical. This has less of it and feels more like a regular – albeit brilliant – lip balm.

   In Sweden it’s ecactly half the sprice of the pot with less than a third of the amount. Maybe you need less with a stick, but I also feel I have to reapply more often.

   i retract a lippie when it comes to packaging because of the extreme lipstick slant of the stick. Trying to get rid of the shape feels like an extra first world problem.

   I don’t think I will repurchase, becaause I feel my much cheaper Eucerin stick is just as effective. The pot version will allways be in my stash though, now I’ve learned not too screw the lid on too tight so I don’t break it.

2. 

   mellowClam4

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   Bought it on a whim as it was on sale. I tend to not like the regular chap-sticks by this brand, but this absolutely blew my mind! It comes out like a thicker gloss but is easily applied and leaves a beautiful shine without being sticky whatsoever. I always suffer from broken, dry lips but this manages to stay on and keep them moisturized for more or less 4 hours before I need reapplying (most lip balms stay on me for about 1 hour max). The only negative is the packaging – the hole on the flat part of the dispenser that you use to disperse the product with has a sharp ridge making it uncomfortable to use, so I usually put a little product on the back of my hand and use a finger to apply it to my lips – still worth it though! 🙂

3. 

   cheerfulBittern4

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   This lip balm comes out of the tube more like a thick oil rather than a cream/ointment. I find it to be a bit too greasy and the artificial apricot smell is pretty strong. It moisturises well enough but I did not enjoy it.