Safe for lips in gloss and balms?
1737084
I used this for making sunscreen, which I do put on my face and sometimes it gets on my lips and haven't had any issues with it thus far.
1737085
I used it in baby diaper cream, but I think it would work great for sunscreen or balms. I don't know that I would put it on my lips, but that is your choice. It is really great product though.
941477
after making the lip balm pour it in a glass measuring cup with a lip or funnel then pour the mixture in the tubes. I had no problem with the tubes staying up let cool before placing caps on tubes.
923874
It will stay if you add gloss - after you let it "set" on your lips. If you add the gloss right away, when the stain is still liquid on your lips, it will all come right off. But if you put on the stain, leave it for a bit (five minutes? I don't know, I do the stain at the beginning of my makeup routine and the gloss at the end) then the gloss won't take off the stain. Er, well, at least not the simple, bee'swax and vitamin E type glosses I use for shine.
900289
I used them for lip balm not liquid but the tops screw on so the would most likely hold coconut oil or other liquids well.
1133905
I would not. While there are no warnings against using on lips, the box does say use only on healthy skin, and lips often chap, so I think these may iritate lips. As well, some of the oils have warming effect, primarily to sooth muscles. For example, arnica, sea birch, and birch cellulite oil. The ingrediants listed are plant oils, so it is not a matter of chemicals, rather the intended purpose of these oil blends that would keep me from putting on my lips.
518374
it can be done but it doesn't last long and if you put it on you just matte it to your lip and then add chapstick as a barrier and lip gloss as it shine
607016
Distilled water, Hyaluronic Acid, .5% Benzylalcohol. One thing if you do purchase - don't put the straight stuff near your lips. I think it burned the top of my lip a little bit.
2283001
This lip balm will give a hint of color to the lips. I love this balm, and will use nothing else. The hint of color is all I usually need, and it keeps my lips moist and soft, which is necessary in the dry desert country!
1545002
Maia, did you try this formula for your husbands lips and did it work if you did? If he has Angular Chealitis where the lips crack in the corner, the actual skin of the lips are constantly chapped and peeling, and the skin sloughs off at the corners of the mouth down the sides, then you may want to try Dried Mango. I get that stuff from here on Amazon-from the Philippines. It doesn't make it go away for good but it sure keeps mine under control, at least the sores and the lip peeling. They say this is caused by a fungal infection. I would really like to know if you tried the honey salve tho? Maia, did you try this formula for your husbands lips and did it work if you did? If he has Angular Chealitis where the lips crack in the corner, the actual skin of the lips are constantly chapped and peeling, and the skin sloughs off at the corners of the mouth down the sides, then you may want to try Dried Mango. I get that stuff from here on Amazon-from the Philippines. It doesn't make it go away for good but it sure keeps mine under control, at least the sores and the lip peeling. They say this is caused by a fungal infection. I would really like to know if you tried the honey salve tho?
1476974
I'm sure it's fine on your lips - it would just taste terrible. Lip balm would be a better bet.Actual lips are supposed to have wrinkles. If you mean around your lips - i wouldn't say it would fix or reduce wrinkles - but it would keep you moisturized for lesser ones in the future.
2213278
I've used it by the mouth with no problems, but I'd be careful about getting it on your actual lips, as the area is very sensitive. The one time I did do it, though, it ate away all my chapped skin and left them incredibly smooth. It did sting and burn though. Anyway, the area above the lip should be fine, but as with all areas, stop use if it begins to irritate.
1927283
I don't see why it would be a problem. Lips are skin, too. If tolerated well on other parts, should be fine there, too.
214756
No! Def more like a Chapstick than a lipgloss / lipstick especially the sticky ones like MAC lol... Get her a few shades! She will love them, especially if she hasn't tried them yet!
2061870
It does not taste great so lips may not be a good idea. In my family, we use this under and around the eyes of everyone. It is great for adult eyes too. It does not sting.
2168233
Meant to add this also....hospitals use petroleum as moisturizer for lips, and the other ingredient is lanolin which is actually recommended for breastfeeding mothers to put on their nipple areas to prevent soreness and cracking....its completely safe for baby. It will soften the lips quite a bit so woulda not recommend for daily use.
2285134
I haven't tried using this in homemade lip balm, but I see no reason why it wouldn't work.
1755931
I used them for lip balm, but they never leaked and have worked very well. I don't see why they wouldn't work for solid perfume.