I have these in cherry chiffon and wispy wisteria,I really like them,the formula does feel like a lip butter,it's moisturizing and somewhat sheer but not too sheer you could certainly build the color on these.
I have already received a compliment while wearing the wispy wisteria :)
I think that you get a decent amt. of product for the price and it was exactly what I expected from a lip butter.
The staying power? Meh again what I expected,frequent re-application is needed.
Packaging? OK here is where we fall short,imo it is chunky and redonkulous looking! This tiny lip butter surrounded by all this enormous plastic,it's way too much! It's awkward feeling and the cap has to be placed on correctly to snap it closed. Just too chunky and clunky for my taste.
But the product inside I found very nice and creamy however the packaging would probably keep me from re-purchasing :(

I've tried three of the Flower lip butters and a friend has tried two of them.


Princess and The Peony - a rose-pink with a hint of coral.

Petal to The Metal - a very cool mauve-pink.

Rosey Future - a deep dramatic rose.

Haute Honeysuckle - a subtle nude-peach.

Snapdragon - a medium-deep red-coral.


These are very moisturizing and go on like a dream with a beautiful finish. There is more color payoff and less shine than the L'Oreal balms and these cling to the lips better, so they last longer. You will still feel some hydration after drinking something, but will need to reapply after eating a meal.


Flower is never tested on animals and is made in the U.S.A.

The packaging in beautiful but I don't really like this product, it doesn't last very long and its kind of moisturizing but then it just gets sticky. I've been using it for almost two weeks so I've given it plenty of time.

I bought the lip butter shades Haute Honeysuckle and Princess & the Peony. I would say these are mix between Revlon lip butters and L'oreal colour riche balms. The darker colors are pigmented like the Revlon lip butters, but they are as nourishing as the loreal balms. The lighter colors I purchased are sheer but give your lips this light splash of color that make them look juicy and kissable! I find the packaging chic and trendy. The lighter shades are more comparable to the loreal balms and have the same texture, consistency, and pigmentation. If you are looking for that kind of lip product I would definitely try these! FOR REFERENCE, I wear MAC NC 44 and these showed up on my lips well. continued >>

Drew Barrymore knocked it out of the park with this product! I have the Flower Cosmetics Lip Service Lip Butter in Rose-y Future and Wispy Wisteria, and it's delightful.
Not only are the Flower lip butters nicely pigmented, they really DO NOT dry out my lips.

All too often when I try a lip butter or tinted balm-type product, it feels moisturizing when I first apply it--but after an hour or so, my lips start to feel as dry as they do when I use conventional lipstick. (I'm looking at you, Revlon and L'Oreal.) That does not happen with the Flower product--and I am really impressed.

Ms. Barrymore got it right: the Flower lip butters deliver both color and moisture...AND they're made in the USA and never tested on animals. Well done, Drew!

Drew Barrymore's Flower brand
Lip Service Lip Butter in Tulips

So I know this product is brand new and my mom had told me about it. Honestly, I only bought it because I liked the color and the packaging it was in. To my surprise, the stick itself is really small and looks fragile, but it honestly goes on like butter (pun not intended). The color was a bit off when I first applied it, but rubbing my lips together and letting the color set, it came out amazingly pretty and stayed on very well. It was like wearing colored Chapstick but it stayed on impressively. I would certainly buy it again and can not wait to wear it again tomorrow! :)

Drew Barrymore knocked it out of the park with this product! I have the Flower Cosmetics Lip Service Lip Butter in Rose-y Future and Wispy Wisteria, and it's delightful.

Not only are the Flower lip butters nicely pigmented, they really DO NOT dry out my lips. All too often when I try a lip butter or tinted balm-type product, it feels moisturizing when I first apply it--but after an hour or so, my lips start to feel as dry as they do when I use conventional lipstick. (I'm looking at you, Revlon and L'Oreal.) That does not happen with the Flower product--and I am really impressed.

Ms. Barrymore got it right: the Flower lip butters deliver both color and moisture...AND they're made in the USA and never tested on animals. Well done, Drew!