This lip balm is formulated with vitamin E, shea butter, mango seed butter, and olive oil all to make your lips feel super good. There is a light fragrance that to me (and a few other people I asked) smells like cucumber melon. It’s not so strong that it’ll knock your socks off, but it’s definitely there. It’s not too bad. I despise the watermelon scent of Maybelline Moisture Extreme lipsticks, but this isn’t like that at all. It smells much more cucumber-y to me, which makes it at least tolerable if not pleasant.
The beauty of this is just how much color you get. Many tinted lip balms are just like tinted moisturizers – just a teensy tint of color, not enough to really cover anything. Even with fairly pigmented lips this lip balm really could pass as a nice lipstick instead of a lip balm. Because it’s so moisturizing, you won’t get that annoying ring around your inner lips that happens when your lips get dry in a lip product (eww).
The color of tinted lip balm I got is Tahiti, which is described as “sheer pale pink with a touch of coral”. That touch of coral keeps this from heading into pale pink Lady Gaga lips territory that many ladies can’t pull off. Instead, this pink is a very flattering color that brightens up my whole complexion.
Enough yapping, here are some pictures!
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