The eight lip balms that Reddit users won’t stop recommending
One thing that comes with winter is cooler temperatures and drier lips.
But for us girls, having a staple lip balm all year round is at the top of the priority list.
I, for one, know that when you find a moisturising product that works, you don’t let it go.
Over on Reddit, users have revealed the eight best-kept secret lip balms they swear by.
From Lanolips to Ole Henriksen, these are the products you need to invest in.
Voted “The World’s Best Lip Balm”, this 100 per cent natural almost skin-identical lanolin products absorbs, hydrates and protects the lips from the world and its stressors.
Perfect for everyday use, chapped lips, skin patches, cuticles, elbows and more , the dermatologist-approved lip ointment has quickly become one of the most used lip products on the market
Made from ultra-pure Australian and New Zealand lanolin, Lanolips’ hero product delivers hydration to all dry and compromised skin.
“I have really bad dry lips and I pick and cause myself to get coldsores. I have tried about 50 different kinds over the years but what works well for me is the plain Lanolips ointment,” said one Reddit user, @off_it.
“I’ve pretty much given up on all lip colour other than the Lanolips tinted lip balms. They are so good and my lips are in great condition and I find the colour lasts well too,” added another, @StepfordWifeWorld.
It’s the La Roche Posay Cicaplast formula that we all know and love , but in lip balm form.
Designed to moisturise, repair and protect dry, chapped lips, this lip balm is perfect for the moments when you need to lock in extra hydration all day long.
Made with replenishing 10 per cent Shea Butter and 5 per cent Panthenol for repairing dryness, this lip moisturiser delivers fresh, hydration to the most sensitive areas of our faces.
The lips are more often then not the most forgotten about aspect of your life, but with the Cicaplast Levres Lip Balm, your lips will be thanking you later.
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