Okay. This smells like lemon floor cleaner (I expected it to smell neutral or like honey... I mean, there is nothing about "citrus" in the name). The texture is weird. It's thick and yet slides right off my lips. It doesn't absorb. All of the citrus ingredients aren't really good for the delicate skin on your lips... they are acidic. I got this anticipating dry winter lips, yet not actually having them. I left this on as an overnight treatment the night I got it, and I woke up with dried-out lips. WTF.
Not only that, it was ridic expensive. If someone gave this to me and told me it was from, like, Bath and Body works, not only would I believe them, but I would likely throw it away. As it is I will try to give it to someone, because this was way too much bank to trash. The hype is not real. This is just the emperor's newest suit, like so many other cosmetic products with a high price tag and that "luxe" buzz. Don't buy into it. It is not worth the money and the time waiting for it to reach you (it took more than two weeks from the seller I bought from).

Here are products I WOULD recommend:
-Lucas' PawPaw ointment. Now, if you want an actual "overnight" lip treatment for chapping, this is it. It's also a little pricey but you get a lot more quantity and good quality. It also has that "buzz" around it to some degree if that attracts you. Packaging is cute. It can be used on cuts to help them heal as well, and that's legit...
-Egyptian Magic or its cheaper dupe, Sweet Bee Magic. I prefer the former because its consistency is less greasy and smeary, but both work very well for dry skin of all kinds, to include lips. Packaging on Egyptian Magic is very cute. I use it everywhere on my body not prone to breakouts, to include lips and undereyes.
-Dr. Hauschka makes a lip balm with a very slight orange-y tint, which is all-natural and very effective.
-Weleda Everon lip balm is the one I always come back to, which is surprising as it's the most affordable of these. It has an herbal smell a bit like roses and tastes neutral and good. It does the of moisturizing very well although it is not as thick as Lucas' or E. Magic. You'll have to reapply more, and it's more for the day than for a treatment.
-Finally, Lush's Honey Trap is great. This has a thick texture, a bit gritty almost, stays on forever, and smells and tastes divine--- it's made with white chocolate!! It's very moisturizing and can be used during the day or with a thicker hand as an overnight leave-on. My choice if you're going to be doing some making-out, as your lips will taste like really awesome honeysucklely chocolatey candy, but not in a weird Bonne Bell way.
-Finally, when I have legit chapping or cold sores, I cannot beat Blistex's medicated balm in the blue pot. It tastes medicinal but it really works.
Hope this was helpful!
Okay. This smells like lemon floor cleaner (I expected it to smell neutral or like honey... I mean, there is nothing about "citrus" in the name). The texture is weird. It's thick and yet slides right off my lips. It doesn't absorb. All of the citrus ingredients aren't really good for the delicate skin on your lips... they are acidic. I got this anticipating dry winter lips, yet not actually having them. I left this on as an overnight treatment the night I got it, and I woke up with dried-out lips. WTF. Not only that, it was ridic expensive. If someone gave this to me and told me it was from, like, Bath and Body works, not only would I believe them, but I would likely throw it away. As it is I will try to give it to someone, because this was way too much bank to trash. The hype is not real. This is just the emperor's newest suit, like so many other cosmetic products with a high price tag and that "luxe" buzz. Don't buy into it. It is not worth the money and the time waiting for it to reach you (it took more than two weeks from the seller I bought from). Here are products I WOULD recommend:
-Lucas' PawPaw ointment. Now, if you want an actual "overnight" lip treatment for chapping, this is it. It's also a little pricey but you get a lot more quantity and good quality. It also has that "buzz" around it to some degree if that attracts you. Packaging is cute. It can be used on cuts to help them heal as well, and that's legit... -Egyptian Magic or its cheaper dupe, Sweet Bee Magic. I prefer the former because its consistency is less greasy and smeary, but both work very well for dry skin of all kinds, to include lips. Packaging on Egyptian Magic is very cute. I use it everywhere on my body not prone to breakouts, to include lips and undereyes. -Dr. Hauschka makes a lip balm with a very slight orange-y tint, which is all-natural and very effective. -Weleda Everon lip balm is the one I always come back to, which is surprising as it's the most affordable of these. It has an herbal smell a bit like roses and tastes neutral and good. It does the of moisturizing very well although it is not as thick as Lucas' or E. Magic. You'll have to reapply more, and it's more for the day than for a treatment. -Finally, Lush's Honey Trap is great. This has a thick texture, a bit gritty almost, stays on forever, and smells and tastes divine--- it's made with white chocolate!! It's very moisturizing and can be used during the day or with a thicker hand as an overnight leave-on. My choice if you're going to be doing some making-out, as your lips will taste like really awesome honeysucklely chocolatey candy, but not in a weird Bonne Bell way. -Finally, when I have legit chapping or cold sores, I cannot beat Blistex's medicated balm in the blue pot. It tastes medicinal but it really works. Hope this was helpful!