Laneige · Makeup
An easy gift that needs no shade matching. Reviewers say it leaves dry lips noticeably softer by morning and that a jar lasts a long time, but some feel it is expensive for its size, and the core formula is close to a rich balm.
An overnight leave-on lip mask in a 0.7 oz (20 g) jar, made with Laneige's Berry Fruit Complex, murumuru seed butter, shea butter, coconut oil and vitamin C. The classic scent is Berry, and it comes with a small applicator.
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Anyone with dry or flaky lips, especially in winter, and anyone shopping for a stocking stuffer or a small gift. Skip it if you dislike scented lip products or want a fragrance-free balm.
| Size | 0.7 oz / 20 g |
|---|---|
| Key ingredients | Berry Fruit Complex, murumuru seed butter, shea butter, coconut oil, vitamin C |
| Scent on this listing | Berry (Original) |
| Use | Night as a mask; a thin layer by day |
| Brand clinical claim | 12-hour hydration after one use (instrumental, 33 subjects) |
| Formulated without | Parabens, phthalates, mineral oil, sulfates |
| Store | Link |
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