Burts Bees Moisturizing Lip Balm Burt's Bees
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Key promises
Moisturizing
Effectiveness
90 /100
Irritancy
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- Moisturizing
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WIMJ FORMULA ANALYSIS
Yes. Has good ingredients to seal in the moisture in the skin. But: it is not effective in attracting water to the skin, so you might want to use an additional product with good humectant ingredients (like glycerin or hyaluronic acid)
Ingredient | Effectiveness | Concentration | Irritancy |
|---|---|---|---|
| glycine soja oil | HIGH |  | |
| cocos nucifera oil | HIGH |  |  |
| beeswax | HIGH | | |
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