Clark's Botanicals Ultra Rich Moisturizing Lip Balm: Hydrate, Plump & Protect Lips with Shea Butter, Mango Butter, Avocado Butter and Vitamin E, 0.34 fl oz

I will pass on a few of the acrylics and cross-linked polymers RETURN TO THE NAME BRAND AND GET BACK TO POLYMERS. Feel free to choose for yourself what is right for you. It was supposed to be a knockout product. In terms of contradictions, the Clark's brand has so many It's hard to tell how effective beauty products are when they are It's not about flash but about results at this company. I have experienced and seen that with every piece of their product that I have encountered. They are not trying to impress with the outside of the package, but with what is on the inside. That Can this lip balm live up to its claims? I've missed some chances to try their products in the past, but I don't let them pass me by as often these days. Recently, I have had problems with chapped lips, partially because I have been wearing My lips are chapped all the time and I keep going through everyday lip balms, but I was hoping for something more. Then Clark's came on the scene with organic Neroli oil, amino acids, and peptides to address chapped lips. Lips that are dry and chapped can be restored with vitamin E and arnica. The butters of mangoes and sheas soften and protect the skin. The butters of avocados and moringas moisturize and soften, while they treat furrows around the mouth and lip lines. A very rich salve, the balm reminds me of Vaseline and has a similar As a result, I'm not quite sure what I think of In fact, all those hyped, great ingredients are halfway down the list or further, so they don't even appear in the primary ingredients. Some of the chemicals and acrylates are listed directly on the packaging, which I am eager Upon application, the balm was drier and tacky for a short amount of time. The touch of herbal mint on application annoyed and distracted me, and it was a little annoying. As far as mint on my lips/face is concerned, I prefer to avoid it. As any ingredient list of this length can introduce a reaction to something, it should come as no surprise. I have a problem with some of the polymers/cross polymers, and also with methyl methacrylate, a liquid adhesive that some manicurists use to glue on false nails, and that was banned by the Food and Drug Administration in 1977. It's still good in any form, revamped or not, but why would anyone want this In addition, it could also result in a contact allergy that may not appear for days, even after several days of regular A lot of people trust acrylates, but I don't. The EPA and almost all cancer researchers consider it to be a potential human carcinogen that can cause cancer of the skin, eyes, I don't want it. Having a strict approach to ingredients is really important to me. Although Clark's may not mean to hurt anyone, I am getting a lot more picky about what goes in my products these days. I may be fine with all this, but I'm not interested in taking part. Although Vaseline is made from petroleum oil, it softens lips without any issues. Clark's may be great, but I do not like this product.

Darwin Marsh

| Dec 18, 2020

What a wonderful way to present this product to the customer in a way that will increase it's appeal You can trust! With its new size, the tube takes up virtually no space in a pocket or handbag as well. Moreover, the product is stunning in its own right! This balm instantly soothes lips because it is super smooth. It does not have a scent or taste. The gender and age are therefore not indicated in the text. Designed for everyone, this is a great way to relax. What a breath of fresh air! Those looking for a soothing, nourishing, and luminous lip balm need look no further. As a result, it stands out among other products of the same nature by swelling and softening instantly. I am simply blown away!.

Zyair Garrison

| Jan 04, 2021

It is important for me to select the right lip balm for me. I have used a lot of different ones because I use one every day (and sometimes every hour). Due to the fact that I have tried numerous brands that received rave reviews only to end up with dry lips, I no longer care what brand the product is. If you apply lip balm to your lips and they end up even drier after a few minutes, maybe because of some irritating ingredients, that can be frustrating. Having used Clark's Botanicals lip balm for the first time, I was really pleased with it. As for my lips, it kept them moisturized for a long time. I feel as if the layer of moisture just sits on the lips and does not move. A very slight jasmine scent is present because of the "jasmine catalyst complex" in this product. However, there is no flavor to it, so when you lick your lips you will not taste anything. Although my lips aren't very dry because I constantly apply lip balm, it would absolutely be my recommendation to someone with very dry lips when they ask me for lip balm recommendations. That said, it would also satisfy anyone with "normal" lips and who simply wants their lips Compared with many lip balms, it is pricier, but when it comes to price, it is on par with more expensive As far as I can tell, it works well. The fact that this product is vegan and cruelty-free is just icing on the cake!.

Eliza Cook

| Dec 20, 2020

It is my personal favorite to use lip balm on my lips, so I always have a tube on hand for all occasions The application is valid for one day. From the well-respected king of kitchen products comes a new product An established line of Clark's Botanicals that has been in business for nearly Francesco Clark founded the line of products to treat his own skin problems, with the help of his father, a medical doctor. Clark was paralyzed in a swimming pool accident at the age of 24. It is this botanical that is found throughout Clark's entire unisex line, and this gives the scent of the products their unique characteristics. Clark's doesn't have a lot of jasmine scent, but this clear gel balm had less of it than most. This is a clear gel balm that contains oils in the form of moringa, avocado, mango, I was very pleased with it. It is very emollient, and it melts into the lips and is not goopy or sticky, but I thought it must be applied more often than my usual It has a good applicator tip, and the balm is thick enough that only a little comes out when squeezed, which is a good thing, since many leave a mess when squeezed. I found this to be a good balm, especially since my lips felt very soft after applying it, and my lips tasted good There is a gloss to the surface.

Kaylee Moran

| Sep 28, 2020