Body & Soul1 min ago
Lip Balm/lip Salve
It seems I can no longer obtain E45 "Lip care", which I like because it is hypoallergenic and has absolutely no perfume or irritants. Does anyone know of a similar product, with no menthol, no cocoa butter, no perfume or flavouring ? If you successfully use a similar product for very sensitive skin, I'd like to know of it, since too many products actually make the surface skin on my lips peel off. You can imagine how unpleasant this is, so please help if you know of an ideal lip balm.
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Do Carmex do a stick? I've used their lip stuff in a little tube and they have a little pot but not seen sticks. Their stuff is really good for chapped sore lips though, I use it a fair bit as a get a really dry mouth and lips and Vaseline doesn't cut it. Primark even sells it now (well, my one does) cheaper than some of the other shops but not in a stick that I've seen.
The only one I ever use is the original Lypsyl. It now has an spf in it but is odourless, flavourless and lasts a long time. It`s really hard to find now because Novartis have sold the brand to another company and it`s no longer in the supermarkets. I have just ordered a load of them from the internet.
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There's a shop on Amazon that still has a few of the E45 ones left.
Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation
Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation
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have you tried loccitane?
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The only lip balm I like is Nivea Hydro care but you'd have to decide for yourself about the ingredients
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