Maybelline Baby Lips Review

So I've bought two lip balms from the maybelline baby lips line, its the peach pie one and the berry crush lip tinted one. So firstly i just want to say i wasn't too much of a fan because it kind of just layed on my lips rather than actually moisturizing my lips, it felt quite heavy to me personally but the smell of these lip balms smelt very delish! I would use this again if they improved the formula of these lip balms as the smells are so nice!

My sister bought me one of these to fuel my lipbalm obsession. I love the smell and colour of the lipbalm, but it's not the greatest product to appply on the go. I have a red-tinted one, so when applying if you're not careful you end up with red all over the surrounding skin and not just on your lips, something which is fine when applying non-tinted lipbalm but not good walking around with a red mess over your mouth!

It doesn't moisturise as well as they claim either, and I find having to apply another lipbalm before this to leave my lips moisturised.

I have tried the non-tinted version and also found it to not be as moisturising as say, Nivea, but the smell and packaging is great!

I loved the canister - something about packaging and contrasting colours always drags me in. I loved the price - Nothing like being able to buy a lip product simply with the change lying at the bottom of a bag I loved the texture - is it me or does anyone else love creamy products, those ones that you can rub your lips together and it feels so smooth. That was this for me. I loved the smell - i love my berries and this was true to its name.

I didn't like the fact that in an hour or two I'd have to apply it again or the fact my lips were ending up drying than what they were before I applied it. Its as though my lips would suck all the hydration out of the product and scream for more and it wasn't pretty. My son loved t eat and my partner liked using it unfortunately he too would end up with worse lips after than what he had before. Maybe it was just us though.

I bought this in the Mango Pie flavour while I was on holiday as I had left my usual favourite lip balm behind.

The flavour was delicious and the texture wasn't too greasy. I wasn't a huge fan of the juvenile looking packaging and the ridiculous brand name, but that's just me being fussy. My options were pretty limited at the time!

All in all, I found this to be perfectly adequate for the price and it did the job, but it was nothing special. This is your standard, run of the mill twist-up lip balm. I liked that it doesn't have that extra nasty petroleum taste that overpowers some cheaper brands and the cap seems to stay on my handbag.

I would buy it again in a pinch, but there are other lip balms that I like better.

This lip balm is good. Makes lips nice and smooth ONLY IF you apply all the time. My favourite are the pink strawberry smelling ones as they give a nice tint. One thing that I don't like is the weird taste it has when I lick my lips but it doesn't bother me as much as I hardly ever do. I'm not really sure if it really does give you 'baby lips' but they do moisturise them when applied and they're cheap to buy in my opinion (I've had 4 ever since they came out because I keep losing them).

Smell and taste great (not that I would recommend eating them) And easy to apply - great compact size too Just reapplication every 10 minutes is a bit of a pain. And the name is a little misleading as my lips were not like my babies :(

After reading lots of good reviews for Baby Lips I bought 3 of the range. They are exactly a tinted lip balm, but not all the rest that people rave about.

I like that it's a light formula, tastes nice, and the darker balms do show on my lips.

I don't like that it doesn't sink in, it sits on top so when I squeeze my lips together it smears the balm further out around the edge of my mouth. I tried them a few times and thought my lips were drier afterwards. The fact that they're $4 isn't a selling point as they don't work so well for me.

From now on I'll probably skip these and stick to my Nivea uncoloured balm and use my Revlon kissable balms when I want colour and moisture in a balm.

Packaging: love the packaging it is by far the most eye catching lip balm on the market in my opinion.

Product: comes in 6 different shades, available in most supermarkets, department store like Farmers. Reasonably priced for a drugstore lip balm. Slides up and down inside the Bullet with ease with a twist up style bullet. The balm itself is easy to apply. My lips are always thirsty so I find with this balm I am having to re-apply it more often so I don't find it lasts long for me at all. I love the smell of these balms but the taste to me is that typical balm taste. As I hate wasting product I use this as a primer for my lips before applying liquid lipstick and does well for that but to keep my lips nourished to wear alone is a no go for me.

I buy this when it is on special at the supermarket. I have a few different shades now. My favourite is cherry although the smell is a bit artificial.

The lip balm comes in cute, bright coloured tubes. They are very eye catching and certaintly distinguishably from other lip balms on the market.

The lip balm goes on smoothly and while it feels like its providing nourishment for your lips I keep finding I need to reapply this. Definitely not eight hours worth of wear as they claim.

I only use these in summer when my lips aren't as dry. My lips need more protection and moisturising in Winter then what baby lips can offer.

I do like using these when going for a casual look as they have a hint of colour and are prefect for keeping in the car or at work as they are cheap.

This was a fine product back in the days where chapstick ruled the roost, but I feel like now Hurraw and EOS have come out, it's not really anything special. It's average at best as a lip 'moisturizer' and does leave quite a bit of residue, that isn't ideal. I have the mint one which is nice and refreshing (without the normal minty tingle, if you don't like that sort of thing) and it's a good spare, but I probably wouldn't bother repurchasing. Especially because the name 'baby lips' is a little bit creepy...