Chapstick Chapstick

Chapstick is the ultimate fool proof go to lip balm. Theres a reason its so well known. Does everything q good lip balm should do and there is a different type for every problem. Just cant go wrong

This is a good everyday lip balm that you can use frequently on you lips. It''s one of the best lip balms I've used, there are some better ones I have found, but its really good for the price! It's one of my favourite lip balms for everyday use on the go. I'll use it if I want to moisturise my lips or as a precaution to prevent them from drying out. It sinks into your lips pretty quickly too, within about 10 minutes your lips will feel smooth and soft. I also love how Chapstick has SPF in it, so I can use it I the summer and not have to worry about burning my lips. I have the strawberry one and the blue conditioning one. I love the blue one as its better at moisturising my lips and providing better hydration. But I love the smell of the strawberry one. It's quite sweet smelling, but I like it. I also like how the pink tinge of the balm doesn't tint your lips like other lip balms. So this is a great lip balm that can be used under your lipstick and won't change the overall colour of your lipstick.

It ain't pretty, but it does the job! My lips get so dry in winter you could use them to sandpaper a dresser, and I've used every widely-available lip balm on the market.

My go-to is a plain non-tinted Nivea, because they're easily grabbable in the checkout aisle at Pak'N'Save and have a slightly nicer smell and 'feel' than Chapstick.

But Chapstick is more compact, cheaper and seems to last longer. It's also, apparently, more manly-looking - my husband doesn't refuse to use it! And unlike a lot of posher lip balms, it doesn't come in that annoying little unhygienic tin that leaves you with a greasy forefinger.

Who hasn't owned a chapstick in their life? I remember as a kid even my dad used to have his own stash of these things. And they're so popular for good reason - they're a classic.

Simple and effective thats a sign of a good lip balm and chapstick have that covered. Their packaging isn't anything fancy but thats okay because neither is the product, it just does its jobs without the frills and a good job is what it does.

It leaves your lips feeling soothed and moisturised and you can always count on it working. They've recently upped their flavour game as well so sitting alongside the old school original and strawberry you can now find cool flavours like apple and cherry!

Would highly recommend for a staple lip treatment that really works.

Chapstick is a staple in my handbag. It's my go to when it comes to caring for dry or sore lips. I personally like the strawberry one as it smells nice but all of them are great depending on your taste. It's soothes lips especially in them cold and windy months and is a must have in your handbag.

I have used these for as long as i can remember. When i was a school i always had dry cracked lips and these were a must have in my bag! they always smell yummy and keep my lips hydrated and nice :)

I used these for a while a few years back and found them terribly drying. My lips would get "addicted" to them and I would find myself having to reapply every 15 minutes. Not a fan of the chemical and fake flavour and smell either.

I used to adore the Cherry Chapstick and wore it for years as a teenager, the taste was sweet like cherries and it kept my lips moist with just the very faintest of tint to them. As I have grown up though I noticed that the chapstick doesn't seem to be the same, it tastes more chemical and doesn't stay on my lips that long without needing another application.

This always takes me back to primary school. I used to have a strawberry one in my bag.

I remember this making my lips feel super moisturised but it never lasted all that long. But it's so cheap, it doesn't matter!

This is my 'must have' over summer if I'm out in the sun.

I used chapstick for many years, particularly the strawberry flavour (I hated the plain one and thought it tasted like pine needles!) and found it so handy to chuck in my purse or bag. The formula wasn't too thick or tacky and provided just the right amount of moisture and longevity. I found it worked great to soften and soothe dry and cracked lips and it was great not to have to get your fingers all sticky when you applied it. The only problem I had with the product was that the wind-up mechanism would sometimes break and the chapstick would get stuck leaving you having to pull the product out or stick your fingers in there. For this reason I moved onto other products. I'd recommend for a cheap product to keep in your purse when dry lips strike.