CNP Honey Lip Butter - Propolis Lipcerin™ 01 Original, Hydrating Overnight Manuka Lip Balm & Mask, 12hrs Long-lasting Moisture, Gifts for Women, Korean Skin Care, 0.5 fl.oz.

This lip butter is a game changer! It’s super nourishing and has helped heal my dry, chapped lips within days. The honey and propolis combo is not only soothing but also smells amazing. I use it both day and night and love how soft and plump my lips feel!

I’ve tried countless lip balms and I really liked this one. For starters, the packaging is great. I love the twist bottle type opening that slips out the perfect amount of product. I simple honey scent is also nice, but not overpowering. I keep this product in my bathroom and use it before bed and in the mornings and like the small, sheer amount of gloss that it gives, while also moisturizing. I’d say it’s comparable to Laneige, but at a better price.

I like it. When I first got it, I reapplied several times because my lips were pretty dry. Don’t do this—it may cause irritation. That said, after removing it and letting things calm down, I noticed that my lips were incredibly smooth the next day. Now I use it each night and my lips haven’t been chapped or rough feeling once. Good stuff and lasts through the night.

So, there I was, scrolling through that app we all know and love (but can’t name here because, you know, rules). I stumbled upon this girl raving about some mystical honey her mom had once told her about—Minooka honey. The moment I heard her say it was “hydrating,” I was sold. You could say I went on a quest to slather this stuff on every square inch of my face.First stop: the lip product she was demoing (yup, this one). Spoiler alert: If you don’t devour this stuff off your lips because it tastes like a sweet little cloud of heaven, you’ll be amazed at what it can do. Moisturize? Check. Hydrate? Double check. Plump those lips to Kardashian levels? Triple check. I’m officially obsessed. If you’re on the hunt for lip care that’s next-level, look no further ladies.I’ve been using it since the moment I got my hands on it, and let me tell you—this stuff is like a first date that actually calls you back. The price? Yeah, it’s a bit steep at $17 and some change, but listen, when my sister saw my lips, she thought I’d gone full-on filler mode. Nope. Just that sweet, sweet Minooka magic.Pros:• Lips so plump, people will think you’ve had “work done.”• Tastes like a dessert, minus the calories.• Hydrates and moisturizes like you’ve been kissing a cloud.• Perfect excuse to tell everyone about your fancy new honey obsession.Cons:• Pricey, but it’s basically like treating your lips to a spa day.• Slight risk of licking it all off because, yum.• You’ll be so obsessed, you might start using it as an excuse to take more selfies.So, if you’re ready to level up your lip game, this is your ticket. Your lips deserve the VIP treatment, and this honey-infused lip balm is just the thing to give it to them.

I don't understand the hype over this lip butter.I was excited to try the CNP Honey Lip Butter. The promise of Manuka honey and propolis extract – both known for their antimicrobial properties – piqued my interest. Here's my breakdown and experience.Honey of a List, or Marketing Hype?Alluring Ingredients: Manuka honey boasts antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, while propolis is a beehive resin with similar benefits. In theory, this combo could be a lip-healing dream team. But...Scrutinizing the Science: While research supports the general benefits of Manuka honey and propolis for wound healing and irritation, studies specifically on their effectiveness in lip balms, absolutely nothing about the feel, smell, or experience made me think Manuka was anywhere in the balm. I am actually kind of convinced it a gimmick. We use Manuka honey in this house weekly, and are big fans, I have zero reactions to it, but I did this.Ingredient Breakdown: The ingredient list prioritizes ingredients commonly found in petrolatum-based lip balms, including petrolatum itself (often referred to as petroleum jelly). While petrolatum is a great occlusive moisturizer, it doesn't have the same healing or repairing properties) as the advertised Manuka honey and propolis extract.Textural Truths:Balmy Bliss: The texture is smooth and slick, offering a good initial layer of moisture. Those who enjoy a classic Vaseline-like balm might find this appealing. It's honestly hard for me to believe this is nothing short of Vaseline in a fun and very expensive package.Night Shift Only?: While the ointment-like texture is great for nighttime use, it might feel a bit heavy for daytime wear under lipstick or for everyday touch-ups.Caveat Emptor:Price Point Ponderings: This lip butter falls on the pricier end of the lip balm spectrum. Considering the lack of published studies on the specific lip balm formula and its hero ingredients in this context, the price tag might be a turnoff for some. ISensitive Skin Savvy: While fragrance-free, some users have reported sensitivity to the product -- I share in their experiences, it absolutely aggravated my upper lip in quite weird way. Have only had one other product do this, so I'm suspecting the quality is low. Patch testing is recommended, especially for those with very sensitive lips.In Conclusion:The CNP Honey Lip Butter offers a petrolatum-based, occlusive moisture layer, which some might find beneficial. However, the advertised Manuka honey and propolis extract appear lower on the ingredient list, leaving the healing or repairing properties in question. The price point might not be justified for everyone - I certainly wouldn't buy it again, nor recommend it.

I use this as a lip balm for morning and night because it keeps the lips smooth and hydrated.Light scent of honey and easy to carry around and apply.Use the twist up applicator for product, which feels very sanitary compared to dipping to fingers into a pot.