Burt's Bees Super Shiny Natural Lip Gloss

Burt's Bees Super Shiny Natural Lip Gloss Description: Lipgloss / Drench your lips in moisture and beautiful sheer color gloss. http://www.burtsbees.co.uk This gloss comes in a 14g tube which is see through. That allows you to see the exact colour that you are buying. I was given a couple of these from my sister (who is also a huge fan of natural cosmetics - unfortunately, her hubby bought her 2 tubes of this in a colour that sis didn't think suited her, so she gave them to me - result!) so didn't have to pay for them, but I have researched it and you can buy these for around £8.80 online. If you order goods worth more that £25 online ...  Read the complete review

Burt's bees super Shiny Natural Lip Gloss I am a big fan of natural cosmetics and Burt's Bees is a Natural Lip Gloss has become one of my favourite Lip Gloss at the moment and for many good reasons as you will see in this review. *****The Lip-gloss presentation:***** The Lip Gloss comes in a generous long lasting 14grames plastic tube, with the Burt's Bees logo, that is partially transparent where you can catch a good glimpse of the colour, that is very useful when you are buying the products from shops like boots; The plastic tube has a screw type of top that easily opens. The product come in four beautiful ...  Read the complete review

I really do not like this cold weather, my skin doesn't think much to it either. My lips always suffer when the weather turns from warm to cold to even colder and I am usually running for the nearest lip balm I can find from within my growing collection to ensure my lips stay quite moisturised and smooth. I have said before that I am fussy about which type of lip balm I use because a past experience left me with awful chapped lips after the promise of smooth and supple lips. However after using Burt's Bees Replenishing Pomegranate Lip Balm and quickly running out I was left with my last Burt's Bees product which is a Super Shiny Natural Lip Gloss to give it ...  Read the complete review