Burt's Bees

These aren't bad. I do prefer the regular lipsticks, but these aren't that different. Mainly these are "glossy," but the one I have, Nude Rain, is maybe a bit shinier than the Blush Basin lipstick (the colors are similar, but Nude Rain is a bit lighter). They smell the same as the regular lipsticks, and the packaging is the same, too, with honeycomb imprint on the exterior, etc., and the product, at first, extends a bit over the packaging until you wear the lipstick down a bit (so at first there's a risk of denting the bullet if you don't reapply the cap carefully).

I wanted to try these because I love the regular lipsticks, and these are quite similar (as noted before) but many of the lipsticks in the tube look shimmery, and some I thought looked potentially frosty (I shudder). Nude Rain looked most neutral/natural, and less shimmery so I tried it. It does have a tiny bit of shimmer to it but from farther away it looks more like shine. It's more a warm mauve pink nude that leans a bit peachy, if that makes sense. It'll probably look great on most lighter-skinned women but may look like too-light concealer on others, though just a swipe and it maintains a bit of sheerness, so it might be forgiving with lighter applications.

If you like the original formula and were thinking, "gee, these would be great if they had some shimmer to them," I'd say you're in luck.

Otherwise they're a nice, comfy lipstick with okay staying power (it's not going to get you through a sandwich or anything) and a bit of moisture.

Good, yes. Great, no. Do I want more of these? Maybe, if they released a few more colors and they didn't have shimmer, or very little of it.

I have sensitive skin and things with perfume really bother my skin so I thought since these wipes use natural fragrance they would be fine. I removed my makeup with one of them. Seconds after using my face started to burn and tingle like it does when I’m having an allergic reaction. I do not recommend to those who have sensitive skin.

Would never buy again, wipes right off even after setting it with a setting powder

I've used this, and it's pretty good. It has a thick texture and smells like lemons. It soothes the cuticles and basically does what a cuticle cream should do. I apply a dab directly on each cuticle and massage it in until it disappears. This works, but it's not my favorite. First of all, I don't care for the packaging and would prefer a tube. Second, I prefer a multi purpose ointment like Elizabeth Arden's Eight Hour Cream or Aquaphor. It's a good product, but I probably won't buy again.

Red Dahlia looks like a dark claret red but applies a gorgeous dusty dark mauve on my lips. The problem with this lip balm is the formula. It dries out and causes my lips to chap.