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MooGoo Natural Vanilla Dream Lip Balm 5g
MooGoo Natural Cow Lick Lip Balm 5g
MooGoo Natural Strawberry Tinted Lip Balm 5g
Suvana Certified Organic Pawpaw & Honey Lip Balm 25g
Hurraw Black Cherry Tinted Lip Balm 4.8g
MooGoo Natural Tingling Honey Lip Balm 5g
NS Lip Balm Tube 10g
Hurraw Vanilla Lip Balm 4.8g
Ego QV Face Lip Balm SP30+ 15g
Hurraw Moon Lip Balm 4.8g
Dermal Therapy Lip Balm Original 10g
Noosa Basics Organic Lip Balm Vanilla 15g
Hurraw Coconut Lip Balm 4.8g
Hurraw Unscented Lip Balm 4.8g
Hurraw Watermelon Lip Balm 4.8g
Weleda Everon Lip Balm 4.8g
Weleda Skin Food Lip Balm 8ml
Noosa Basics Organic Lip Balm Raspberry 15g
Palmers Cocoa Butter Lip Balm 4g
Noosa Basic Organic Lip Balm Coconut 15g
Hurraw Sun Lip Balm SPF15 4.8g
Le Chic Mood Lipstick 1 Tube
Hurraw Pineapple Lip Balm 4.8g
Natio Moisturising Lip Balm SPF50 4g
Lip care products to protect and hydrate your lips
Give your lips some love with Healthylife’s range of lip care products. Our collection includes premium lipsticks, lip crayons, lip liners and lip balms in colours like Sunset, Cherry, Desert Rose and Dragon Fruit Pink. Explore the range today and find the ideal product to keep your lips looking and feeling their best.
What are the different products you can use on your lips?
You can use many different products on your lips, each serving different purposes. Lip balms provide moisture and protection. They’re available in various forms, such as waxy sticks, salves, or ointments, and may be glossy, medicated, tinted, flavoured or scented.
You can also choose products without ingredients like phenol, menthol, and salicylic acid, which may dry out your lips. Additionally, petroleum-based products may help keep lips hydrated, and lip balms with at least SPF 30 provide sun protection. Other options include lip glosses, lipsticks with SPF, hydrating treatments and lip scrubs for exfoliation.
How do you choose what product is best for your lips?
Choosing the best product for your lips involves selecting ingredients that nourish and protect while avoiding those that may cause irritation. Look for lip products containing hydrating and healing ingredients such as castor seed oil, ceramides, dimethicone, hemp seed oil, mineral oil, petrolatum, shea butter, and sun-protective agents like titanium oxide or zinc oxide.
Some people avoid products with camphor, eucalyptus, menthol, salicylic acid, and fragrances, which may aggravate dry, chapped lips. If your lips are sensitive to irritation, you may prefer hypoallergenic and fragrance-free options.
What is the difference between a lip balm and a lip mask?
Lip balms and lip masks serve different purposes in lip care. Lip balm is typically used for daily protection and hydration, formulated to provide a lightweight, moisturising barrier that prevents dryness and chapping. It is applied frequently throughout the day and is practical for regular use under various environmental conditions.
In contrast, a lip mask is designed for deep conditioning and repair. It’s often used overnight or as a part of a specific lip care routine. Lip masks contain richer, more potent ingredients and provide intense hydration and nourishment to repair very dry or damaged lips, offering a more therapeutic treatment compared to the everyday protection of lip balms.
Can lip balms be used every day?
Most people can use lip balms daily to help maintain healthy, hydrated lips. Daily application of lip balm provides a protective barrier that shields the lips from environmental factors such as wind, cold temperatures, and dry air, which can lead to chapping and dryness.
Many lip balms also contain sun-protective ingredients like SPF, which help prevent sun damage. Regular use keeps the lips moisturised, prevents dehydration, and helps maintain softness and suppleness.
For optimal lip health, choose a lip balm with nourishing ingredients and apply it several times a day, especially before going outdoors or in dry conditions.
Explore Healthylife’s lip care products today and treat your lips to a little TLC.