La Roche-Posay Nutritic Lip Balm for Very Dry Lips, Soothes and Repairs Chapped Lips with Shea Butter and Ceramides, 0.15 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

It’s THAT good! 1000x better than Laniege/Aquaphor/Eos/Burts Bees/Carmex/Chapstick/Etc. A criminally underrated product! Knowing La Roche-Posay’s innovative reputation with quality skincare- I was pondering what on earth could be so good or different about a lip balm for it to be $16? I stand corrected. It’s Incredible ! The most moisturizing/hydrating/nourishing lip balm on the market. I have tried every other lip balm brand and nothing compares to this! Unlike 99% of other brands- this doesn’t leave an artificial, temporary wax or coating on your lips. For your lips to then dry up and have to constantly reapply. It actually deeply moisturizes your lips. This product is only $2 cheaper than Laniege at Sephora btw…which is another high end lip balm, but(like the others) only provides a temporary coating to your lips rather than actually repairing/moisturizing your lips like this product! It works so well- that even a day or two after applying this balm only once- your lips STILL won’t be dry at all! They’ll just feel soft and supple. Because you only have to apply once daily …the tiny tube lasts SO much longer than the other cheaper balms that simply don’t work. An incredible, underrated/under-marketed product from La Roche-Posay. It needs to be sold in stores!

I have incredibly sensitive lips - not sure what I'm allergic to, but this stuff is perfect! I have no adverse reaction to it at all. No burning, peeling, or worsening of dryness. There is no scent, no flavor, just moisturized lips that last a long time. It's pricey compared to what I'm used to buying, but I don't have to apply it constantly so it's something that will probably save me money in the long run. I'll definitely buy this again! I love it!

I don’t usually write reviews, but this stuff WORKS!! I’ve tried everything, from Vaseline to Carmex. This healed my painfully chapped lips in three days. Gotta have it!

I really like this chapstick it moisturizes my lips better than others but can make them feel a little dry later in the day if I don’t top it off with my burts bees. For the price it should be able to do both but the burts bees alone doesn’t moisturize as well as this it just seems to struggle locking in the moisture.

This has been my go-to lip balm for years. It works better than anything else I have tried. Yes, it's expensive, but I'm not constantly reapplying it, so the tubes actually last me a year or more. I have tried a few other brands after beginning with Nutritic (such as Burt's Bees) - I'm not knocking the other brands, but they simply are not as effective as this lip balm.

I have been looking and looking for a lip balm to replace my Neutrogena spf that has apparently been discontinued. I was googling best spf lip balm, and this one came up, and at $16, was most expensive (sun bum 3.99, Paula’s Choice $10). Granted, I’m picky: no fragrance or flavor, has to be a small chapstick-type tube, no color. La Roche-Posay makes my favorite sunscreen, so I decided to suck it up and pay the extra $$. Imagine my disappointment upon figuring out that this lip balm *does NOT* contain any sun protection. While it’s nice and moisturizing, and does not contain scent or color, where’s the spf?! My bad for assuming that googling “best spf lip balm” and purchasing one of the top hits from my favorite sunscreen brand would have spf. Waste of $16 - could have gotten the Burt’s Bees unscented for $4.48 and called it a day. I’ll keep looking, but I wanted to give anyone looking for spf chapstick type lip balm the heads up that La Roche-Posay does *not* have spf.

This is an incredible product and the price point makes it all the better. I was torn between several lip balms, and I’m so thankful I chose this one - along with a Revision brand lip mask/balm for intense moisture for bedtime.This is wonderful on its own, and I will never not have it.

Have used this for years. It is a bit pricey. Last long time. Does not leave a film residue on your lips.