NIVEA Lip Care Ultra Care & Protect SPF30 Review

Overall rating from 3 reviews so far:

2.1/5

Would use it again?

1.7/5

Did it do what it said it would?

3.0/5

Would recommend it to a friend?

1.7/5

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Nivea Ultra Care & Protect cares for your lips in more ways than one by providing long lasting moisture as well as SPF 30 protection against UVA and UVB rays. The moisturising formula with Sunflower Oil and Beeswax keeps your lips smooth and protected on a fun day outdoors.

Skin compatibility dermatologically approved

Website www.nivea.co.nz

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NIVEA Lip Care Ultra Care & Protect SPF30 Review

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Overall rating:

3.7/5

17th May, 2022

amg150

Does the job but not ideal

I think this must have a high spf as it stays on the lips for a long time. It does have a whiteish finish to it so washes out your lips a little bit, because of this it won't be something I use everyday.

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Overall rating:

1.0/5

18th January, 2021

Daile

I wanted to like it

I bought this thinking it would keep my lips in better condition as I spend a lot of time outside in the sun and wind. I'm not sure if it really works as sunscreen as I only ever use it a couple of times as it was pretty average to use. Its thick and barely comes off on your lips so it feels like your rubbing them raw and it doesn't taste or smell very good. Definitely wouldn't recommend.

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Overall rating:

1.7/5

26th June, 2020

Truth

I just cant.

I think this product must work, but heres the thing. The taste. Its disgusting and it sits in your mouth all day. No matter how much you try to avoid it, you cant. It just doesn't go away. It must be spf30 because it tastes kinda like sunblock but more bitter. I don't recommend, unless you have no tastebuds.