Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream Lip Protectant Lip Balm Stick SPF15, 3.7g, for Nourished, Hydrated, Smooth Lips, Travel-Friendly, Unisex

Gives a gentle hint of colour. I don't like highly pigmented lippy so these suit me fine. I've got 3 shades and I wear them all year. First bought them duty free years ago and they last a long time. Keeps lips moist. Not bothered about the spf.

Lovely product really helped rehydrate and smooth my lips! Will definitely buy more!

Lovely spf lip balm with a good hint of colour!

Excellent product at a really good price the only problem sticky label around the case which is hard to get off .

I love this lip balm and have bought it multiple times and in different colours as well. Unlike other lip balms this one stays on for longer so there's no need to constantly reapply.

Such a fantastic product. Purchased multiple times over the years. Very hydrating and the perfect pigment shade

This sunscreen lip cream is very great. It's makes my lips soft and smooth

It's got castor oil and lanolin oil, on top of 30% petrolatum jelly (i.e. blue Vaseline), so it combines the occlusive, emollient and humectant properties of all 3. Some people get allergic reactions to lanolin so be careful. Doesn't seem bad on me though. Vaseline on its own is actually pretty effective for dry lips, but it is an occlusive and not a humectant - it stops moisture from lips evaporating into the air but doesn't really add any moisture to lips, so some other stuff is needed to add moisture to lips, especially if you have very dry lips. My lips got even drier as a result of perimenopause, so although petrolatum jelly used to be enough for me, now it's not quite. You don't get a lot of product for the money though - if you use the Elizabeth Arden stick daily, I think you will run out in a month or two. Vaseline can last for a very long time and only cost around £2 for a large jar. I used to put a layer of Vaseline on my lips before sleeping, but now I put a layer of this before putting Vaseline on my lips... I find this creates a better moisturising effect for my lips than Vaseline or using this Elizabeth Arden stick alone. I even now apply 3% hyaluronic acid on my lips now before putting this and Vaseline on my lips before bed, for even better hydrating effects. I use the Elizabeth Arden stick as a primer before putting on matte lipsticks (which are my favourite). Rather than just smearing it on my lips the usual way you'd apply lipstick - which produces too much of an oily sheen, I just blot it quite firmly onto my lips. Then I use a tissue to blot out any excess oiliness from it, before applying my lipstick. This way, it doesn't change the consistency of the lipstick. During the day when my lips feel dry again but the lipstick is still on, I again blot it on to the lipstick on my lips quite firmly. This does change the consistency or appearance of the lipstick, and is the most effective way to hydrate lips during the day when wearing matte lipstick. The smell of this stuff isn't very nice for a cosmetic product as it reminds me of the smell of equestrian stores. But it is actually pretty tasteless so it doesn't actually taste as bad as it smells. I do agree for the ingredients in this product, it does seem a bit overpriced. There are no fancy ingredients or vegetable or plant oils in this stick. Really, it's main active ingredients are what I mentioned above (castor oil, lanolin oil and petrolatum jelly) plus tocopherol (vit E) and beeswax , all extremely commonplace cosmetic ingredients that don't cost much, plus sun protection factor (padimate O and oxybenzone). It is in a very portable stick form so I like it better than fiddling around with jars of balm or Vaseline. Also has a high end appearance which I think many people would like. At Amazon the price is around half of what it costs in the high street, which makes it more worthwhile. Otherwise I probably wouldn't spend the actual price to pay for these kinds of ingredients. To be fair, I've found a good lip balm now that costs less than a quarter of the price of this - it's the O'Keeffe's Lip Repair (unscented) which does not produce any oiliness/sheen at all but does an even more amazing job at moisturising lips than the Elizabeth Arden eight hour lip balm stick, so I won't be repurchasing the Elizabeth Arden one anymore.

Maravilloso. Lo más hidratante que he tenido nunca

Ich bin sehr zufrieden mit diesem Lippenpflegestift. Bei meinen trockenen Lippen hilft er immer sehr gut und fühlt sich gut an. Ich kaufe ihn immer wieder.

This is a really good lip moisturizer. I starting using it in the winter many years ago to keep my lips from cracking from the dryness. Now I can't live without it year round

Ich liebe es!!!! Benutze dieses Produkt mit und ohne Farbe seit Jahren.

Ich habe schon sehr lange nach einem Lippenstift gesucht, der alles hat: Pflege, Farbe, LSF. Habe so viele schon ausprobiert, aber entweder haben sie keine Farbe, kein LSF oder pflegen nicht und liegen nur wie eine Ölschicht auf den Lippen. Ich habe chronisch trockene Lippen und es hilft so gut wie keine Lippenpflege dagegen. Und dann bin ich auf diese Balms gestoßen. Nach langem Überlegen ob der Preis es wert ist, dachte ich, probiere ichs doch mal. Meine Lippen haben sich seit Langem nicht mehr so gut angefühlt. Die Pflege bleibt noch stundenlang auf den Lippen. Auch wenn ich den Balm nicht mehr trage, bleiben sie gepflegt. Die Farbe Plum schmeichelt so vielen Typen durch ihre Komplexität (Ich bin ein dunkler Herbsttyp/Dark Autumn wenns jemandem weiterhilft). Ich bin so verliebt, ich habe mir nach einer Woche noch die farbfreie Variante zugelegt für die MakeUp-freien Tage. Das einzige Befremdliche ist der Geruch direkt aus der Tube. Riecht wie eine Mischung aus Plastik und Ohrenschmalz. Sobald es auf den Lippen ist, schmeckt und riecht man aber garnichts. Bin eigentlich ganz froh, dass es keine Durftstoffe enthält, die den Geruch maskieren. Bei anderen Lippenstiften rieche ich es ständig, ich kann daher damit gut leben. TLDR: Beste Lippenpflege, und das noch mit Farbe und LSF. Wills nicht mehr missen.