If there's one thing that always seems to affect me from late October every year it's chapped lips. No matter how much Vaseline I put on them at night I always seem to get sore lips during the day. Luckily my skin doesn't really flake off as I've seen on some people but nonetheless my lips feel chapped, dry and generally sting a little. I never leave the house without a lip balm in my bag and over the years I've become a bit of an expert when it comes to lip balms. In my work handbag (yes I have a handbag for work and then several for weekend usage) I'm currently carrying a little pot of Blistex Daily Lip Conditioner which I purchased last month from Boots for ...  Read the complete review

I decided to buy Blistex last winter as my drips were constantly chapped because they were battered by our country's weather. I popped down to my local Boots and paid £2.09 for a small 14 gram pot. The pot is very small and round with a screw cap and has a green carboard packaging that it is advertised in. This particular Blistex was a Daily Lip Conditioner although Blistex do a wide range of lip care products. The Daily Lip Conditioner is advertised to 'be used every day no matter what the climate or activity'. It is a lip balm as opposed to a cream and can de applied daily. The purpose of the balm, is to sooth and replenish dry lips. The other ...  Read the complete review

Spending much time outside with the horses, lip balms are a must for my chapped, sometimes flaky lips over the winter months! I have tried a number of brands, colours, consistencies over the years including nivea sticks, Vaseline pots (inc the aloe vera one) and other blistex products. I wasn't overly impressed with their soothing splash liquid one that I had tried previously which really dried my lips out. I was all set on buying the Carmex lip balm (priced at £2.44) but saw this Blistex one at £1.95 and thought why not, any reason to save a bit of money! The screw lid on the pot is very easy to open, especially when my hands are freezing cold ...  Read the complete review

Having bought this not so long ago, I already seem addicted to it! It set me back all of £2.50 for the little 7ml pot! I am sure it is cheaper elsewhere so keep your eyes out- I was desperate as my lips were very sore and I was at a petrol service station, I was feeling sorry for myself as I had just missed my bus and had a long walk home or 45 minute wait! Lip balm just seemed to fit the bill... I have been using it every day. Its done the trick in terms of healing my chapped lips, but I do have to say I am wary of the pot! I am wary because I am very aware that man made paraffin waxes and glycerin's can actually in turn make your lips dry. They ...  Read the complete review

This product costs £2.59 in Boots, but I bought mine from Bodycare where it was around £2.00. It's available at most good drugstores and grocery stores. The product comes in a little white pot with a screw-off lid. The Blistex logo and name of the product are on the lid, whilst the ingredients list is on the bottom of the pot. All other information is printed on the piece of cardboard in which the pot is attached to. The pot contains 7g of product which is an average amount of lip balm. The balm can be applied as often as needed and does feel very nice on application. It's very smooth and makes my lips feel tingly. I usually need to re-apply this ...  Read the complete review