INTRODUCTION I accidentally picked up this product thinking it was Burt's Bees Beewax Lip Balm, since the packaging is very similar and I didn't have the original product on me to compare. THE COMPANY I have done other Burt's Bees reviews, so this is getting a little repetitive now but to summarise, the company's main aim is to make products for the "greater good" meaning that all their products are natural, made out of sustainable resources and not damaging to the environment. THE APPEARANCE This product stands out on the shelf from your Blistex, Vaseline and Nivea lip balms due to the bright yellow packaging, while most ...  Read the complete review

I am a huge huge huge fan of all Burt's Bees products, mainly because of the natural ingredients (it's always nice to know exactly what you're plastering over your skin). Burt's Bees Honey Lip Balm, like all Burt's Bees products, is fantastic quality. The lip balm comes in a typical lip balm tube - turn the base to move the lip balm up etc. It is a dull yellow colour, to represent bees and honey I imagine and the balm itself is a very very pale yellow. Upon opening the lip balm the first thing you notice is the strong smell of honey, it is literally as though you have opened up a honey jar. The great thing about it is that the honey smell isn't ...  Read the complete review

I received a tube of this lip balm for Christmas, which was handy considering that a combination of cold weather and central heating has helped to dry out my lips. I've heard good things about this lip balm and the Burt's Bees range in general so this was a welcome gift. ***The lip balm*** This particular lip balm is of the honey variety. As Burt's Bees products use natural ingredients, this isn't simply a synthetic honey flavour that has been added to the basic lip balm so it's great for anyone who wants to know what's in their lip balm. The lip balm itself is a white-beige shade, and has a faint honey scent to it. It feels a little greasy on ...  Read the complete review

As I have mentioned in previous reviews, one of my favourite brands of beauty products is Burt's Bees. This American brand is near the top of my list due to their ethics (they don't experiment on animals and they have a strong sustainability policy) and their use of natural ingredients, as well as the quality of their products. Every product I have used from them has been very effective, and this lip balm is no exception. Burt's Bees Honey Lip Balm comes in a honey-coloured tube decorated with a honeycomb design and drawings of two bees, which is Burt's Bees logo. The tube is cute and attractive without being too girly. Plus it is made from 50% ...  Read the complete review

I love lipbalm/lipsalve, and find it an invaluable item to keep in my handbag. I don't wear makeup, and I don't spend a fortune on skincare products, but I am fussy about what I use - once I find something I like, I will stick with it. That's the case with this product. I was given a "tester" pack of Burts Bees products for Christmas, most of them sample size but the Honey Lip Balm was full size. For years I've been using Nivea lip balms, and I'm often reluctant to try new ones as I've had some horrific experiences with some (Body Shop lip butters set my lips on fire...or that's what it feels like, it hurts so much). But I decided to be brave and ...  Read the complete review