Burt's Bees

Since the coronavirus outbreak, I constantly wash my hands with antibacterial soap, my hands are already dry from the winter so they desperately needed some TLC. I wanted to buy a bunch of Burt's Bees lip products and baby care products so when I saw this cream on the website, I said what the heck, I'm going to order it. It proved to be a great purchase. The texture is very soft and it applies easily but very very moisturising and easily absorbed. It has literally saved my hands. The only downside for me is the medicinal herbal scent but otherwise it's a great product, my hands are soft and hydrated. A winner!

If youre looking for an eye cream that moisturizes and will make your skin around the eyes look plump, this is your eye cream. But if youre looking for an eye cream for dark circles, fine lines or circles, this wont address them.

I got this in Guava (cool lilac pink) on a whim, more as an indulgence for something I figured wouldn't be great but I wanted to try anyway. I love shimmer lip balms, but they tend to be more drying than moisturizing. I like the idea of tinted lip balms, but most of them are even more drying. Very purple-y pinks don't go with my skintone. You get the idea. It's actually great. It's nice and minty, but it's almost like there's a moisturizing barrier that separates the drying shimmer and pigment from my lips. The color was subtle and glowy enough to be pretty on me. It doesn't evaporate or flake or rub off immediately. It's well above average as both a lip balm and a lip color, and it's part of my lipstick collection now. I've been very disappointed with some of the newer Burt's Bees products, but this is a good safe product that I might try in other shades. It's miles above the actual lipsticks in everything but packaging (which still isn't great).