Vaseline Lip Balm for Instantly Soft Smooth Lips Crème Brûlée Lip Balm Locks In Moisture to Improve Hydration 0.25 oz

I naturally have very dry lips. As a kid, they were always split and bleeding. (Attractive, I know). Now that I am adult, I try many things to keep my lips from flaking and peeling away like the crust of a croissant. Croissants are good, but they are not something you want to kiss! I would also like to note, I am on an antibiotic for acne (which is drying), as well as Rentin-A (which is also drying), plus I do a wash with 10% benzoperoxide (also drying) every morning. So you can imagine why my poor lips go through. I was using Burts Bees chapstick, before I decided I needed something better. I did a lot of Amazon searching and here are a few I ended up buying. Vaseline Lip Therapy, Creme Brûlée Vaseline Lip Therapy, Creme Brulee 0.25 oz This chapstick is basically flavored vaseline that comes in a tiny container. I really like how small and easy the container is to carry around. The chapstick flavor is good and subtle, it isn’t too overwhelming. This chapstick does a great job soaking in. My lips feel well nourished for 4 hours during the day with occasional lip licking and food eating, and it lasts all 8 hours through the night (I wake up with very soft lips). The chapstick leaves your lips looking like you put a lip gloss on them/greasy, there are time and places where that is bad and good. 5 out of 5 stars. Himalaya Herbal Healthcare Nourishing Lip Balm Himalaya Herbal Healthcare Nourishing Lip Balm, 0.16 Ounce Upon initial use, this lip balm tastes very similar to bubble gum. I am not a huge fan of the bubble gum flavor. If you like that flavor, you might like this then. The lip balm goes on very smooth. However, it doesn’t last as long as the Vaseline Lip Therapy does. You get soft lips for about 2 hours with daily use, and it doesn’t quite make it through the night. However, this lip balm is much lighter than the Vaseline, leaving your lips not feeling heavily greased. Overall 4 out of 5 stars. Aquaphor Lip Repair Aquaphor Lip Repair, 0.35 Ounce This chapstick is gel like in a squeeze container. This chapstick went on glossy/greasy like the Vaseline, but it wasn’t as thick as the Vaseline. I thought that maybe that it might be good that it is a bit thinner. However, this chapstick just wore away too quickly. I have to put this stuff on every hour to keep my lips moisturized. It does really good for an hour, but is gone too quickly. No smell or flavor, which is good to keep someone from licking their lips (if they have that problem). Overall, 3 out of 5 stars. My own chapstick, 1 part beeswax, 1 part coconut oil, 1 part Shea butter This chapstick has no flavor to it at all. Which is good to reduce lip licking. The chapstick goes on smooth, though when you use the stick down, the product is kinda lumpy inside the container; this can be a little odd at first, but I just image it working as a lip exfoliator. The chapstick does an amazing job on nourishing my lips. It lasts a fairly long time as well, close to 4 or 5 hours in the day time, and all through the night as well. It is a very light chapstick, not leaving your lips covered in thick greasy stuff. Overall, 5 out of 5 stars. Burts Bees 100% Natural Lip Balm Burt's Bees 100% Natural Lip Balm, Beeswax, 0.15 oz., 4 Count This chapstick has a very minty refreshing feel when you put it on. It tingles your lips. However, this chapstick made my lips worse, not better. After using it every couple of hours for a week straight, my lips were bleeding and there were multiple layers of flaking occurring. I felt like I was a little kid again. I did research online, and I found out that the Minty (peppermint, spearmint, eucalyptus, or anything similar) is very drying to your lips. If you have chronic dry lips like I do, this will only make it worse, not better. I do not recommend this if you have dry lips. Overall, 1 out of 5 stars. The winners were the Vaseline and my own personal mix. They both work equally as well, but glossy chapstick can only be used in specific situations. However, I am not disappointed in the Himalayan chapstick. I don’t use the Aquaphor unless I cannot find any of my chapsticks, and I refuse to even use Burts anymore.

These tiny Vaseline pots are absolutely adorable and provide the perfect little dose of lip therapy throughout the day. Their compact size makes them ideal for stashing everywhere—from cross-body bags to desk drawers—so my lips stay nourished no matter where I am. I love reapplying regularly, especially before bed. They create a beautifully smooth base for layering colored lip gloss. Plus, the price makes it easy to keep one handy at all times. I see these as lip care made convenient and delightful!

This is the best lip moisturizing product I have ever used-- and I've used alot. I'm currently on Accutane, which is an intense medical treatment for clearing up acne that is notorious for completely drying out the skin & wreaking havoc on the lips especially. So my lips don't just get run of the mill chapped. They get intensely dry to the point of rawness and burning within less than an hour if I don't moisturize. Naturally, I needed to find the best lip product I could find, and this is it. Aquephor is the most well-known go-to choice for Accutane patients, but I'm telling you... this is a hidden gem. Before I was on Accutane, when my lips were chapped, I would just grab some Blistex or Burt's Bees or Chapstick and slather it on and call it a day. I found that after it dried, it would leave a weird sort of hard film over my lips, which tempted me to want to chew off that top layer, leaving them worse than they were before. I thought this was just a normal thing that all lip balms did, so I never thought much of it. However, when I started Accutane, I wanted to find a better option, and ran into a review on Aquephor's amazon listing where someone had mentioned Vaseline Lip Therapy being the best. I purchased both Aquephor and this product (in the Creme Brulee flavor) and I've gotta say... they weren't wrong. This moisturizes in a natural feeling way, without leaving that weird chapstick film after it dries! Aquephor is moisturizing too, but it has a slimy feel to it and I find myself having to reapply it several times an hour. Vaseline Lip Therapy lasts much longer and feels better on the lips. I've gone through two pots of this already and am currently ordering a third. I've repurchased this several times throughout my treatment and will likely continue to buy this for the rest of my life even after my treatment is complete! Also, sidebar, the creme brulee flavor, in particular, smells amazing, but is faint enough that you're not tempted to lick it off and it doesn't have a flavor, so it's perfect!

It's getting expensive

This tub of creme brulee Vaseline "Lip Therapy" is unexpectedly tiny. It's pretty cute looking, and is an ideal size for travelling, or for throwing into your pocket or purse. This would fit easily in a lot of different places if need be. I just wasn't aware of how incredibly small this product truly is. It's only .25 oz., or 7 grams, and you have to bring the tub closer up to read the smallest words on the front label. I'm checking out a regular Chapstick label right now... It's only .15 oz. Or 4 grams. The reason for that weight difference? Vaseline is thicker and heavier than chapstick. If that's not true? Then the long tube version just makes the product appear larger. Also, the chapstick tube has a screw going up and down through the middle of the balm, which is how it screws up and down easily. The picture and description online seems to have fooled me. But then again, I already had a pre-conceived notion in my head. I never knew such a small size of Vaseline product existed. I doubt I'm the only one to be surprised. The price was really low. But now I see why it only cost $1 or $2. That's exactly what this is worth. And I thought I was getting a fabulous deal! Anything under $4 would be an appropriate price for this specific product. This tub of Vaseline lip therapy is pretty self-explanatory. It's a mini tub of regular old Vaseline with some type of artificial flavoring thrown in. It doesn't exactly scream creme brulee, but then again, finding a substitute for a dessert that heavenly is certainly a difficult task. The scent is very sweet and it does smell a bit like cream. It somewhat resembles my favorite (the absolute BEST) Chapstick flavor, Cake Batter. It's a major favorite among Chapstick users. It's seriously good if you ever want to try it out. It was put out just for a season, but since it sold so phenomenally, they can't get rid of it now! Anyway, this Vaseline stuff isn't too far off from that creamy flavor. It's not an overpowering smell or taste. I do like it. It's not bad at all. It's pretty low-key, so I'd assume most people wouldn't be super passionate about hating or loving it. I'd much prefer a subtle sweet flavor to that of a strong, potent one. This is just a mini version of the regular Vaseline tub that we are all familiar with. Just exponentially smaller and with a sweet scent. Vaseline has always been well known for having great moisturizing and healing properties to it. So it's not very surprising that this lip therapy is moisturizing. Overall, this product is fairly good. A little easy to lose, and the plastic cap may pop off if the tub is squeezed. Otherwise it's mostly secure. If you've tried Vaseline before on your skin, then you know what to expect. This is just a slightly sweeter version. In the past, out of desperation, I've tried to use lip balms on my dry skin when I haven't had moisturizer on hand. Although it is slightly moisturizing, it still doesn't work very well, since the balm doesn't spread as easily as a bottle of body butter for instance. With this particular Vaseline lip therapy, I sometimes spread some of it on some dry spots on my cheeks, as well as on my lips. The vaseline itself is mostly in a tough, solid form in the tub. I have to try to scoop at it a few times to get a little chunk out. The formula helps my skin a bit, and I discovered something interesting. Although I'd scooped out a tiny bit to use on my face, afterwards, my fingers weren't too sticky. I thought they would be. If you just wanna know if this stuff works, yes, It does moisturize and help protect your lips and skin. Although Vaseline is a heavier material than regular lip balms, It can be used up easier as well. I think plenty of you will not be happy about having to use your fingers to apply this to your lips. When at home, there's an easy solution, since there are tiny sample sticks sold on Amazon for cheap. Plus at home, you can easily wash your hands before and/or after if you want. To me, it's not a huge deal. I'm fine with it. But lip balms in convenient tubes ARE more efficient and easier to use. I can't wait to make my own natural lip balms and skincare products soon! But until then, I'm trying out some more brands. I'm trying to figure out what the best flavors/scents/ingredients are comprised of.

This stuff is amazing. I have a terrible habit of picking at my dried lips and my lips looked pretty terrible. I'd keep picking at them because they were dry and this would essentially create more dead dry skin to peel off and it was a never-end vicious cycle. I applied it immediately after receiving it and could tell the difference even on the first day of use; my lips were so much more moisturized and softer even after the vaseline was gone. My lips continued to show drastic improvement over the next few days and now after two weeks my lips are completely healed and I have no more tendencies to pick at my lips because there's no dead lip skin left to pick. As for the smell, I really like it. It's not too strong and it's just an overall mild and pleasant scent. As for the inevitable of having to taste it, the taste isn't terrible but it really isn't great either. The taste is about what you'd expect from a lip balm. After using Burt's Bees and generic dollar store lip balm for years and seeing no results, I wish I'd have known about this stuff sooner. Compared against something that actually works, that Burt's Bees lip balm is actually pretty terrible and over-priced. It's so bad in comparison that I actually threw out the three new sticks of it I had left. The only negative about this product I could find is that it makes your lips glossy so I'll probably search for something else to use in public places. It's also pretty hard to wipe off if you don't have water and soap or possibly an alcohol whip so that's yet another reason to have it not leave the bathroom.

Came as requested. These are the Vaseline minis. They do the job well and the crème brûlée smell is not overwhelming. I use it for my hands and cuticles too and my skin soaks it up.

Vaseline lip therapy works great for chapped lips. Smells really good and moisturizes your lips.The minis are the perfect size to toss in a bag, or in your pocket.Definately a winner for soothing your lips.

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Only lip chap/therapy I’ve completely used from start to finish. Blistex and Burt’s Bees end up getting tossed after a month or so. Works great in the dry Alberta winters.

Love this product as described fast delivery

El empaque es diminuto pero se me muy lindo. El aroma/sabor es delicioso. Deja los labios muy suaves y humectados por bastante tiempo.

Awesome