Would this product also work on lips?
1548363
I rub it all over my face including my lips. I don't know if this would work if you are looking to "puff up" your lips.... I know it keeps my lips soft and I haven't noticed any puffiness.
1077954
Quite possibly. My son has really really dry lips, and this is the only product that seems to last longer before I have to reapply. And I have tried tons. So this is the one I normally use now.
85860
Yes I do. I use it on my chin & sideburn area, it's great. Sometimes I on my lip hair but I recommend be extra cautious on the lip area. Waxing is best for the lip area.
87622
It says not to use on the face. I wanted to use on my upper lip but decided not to try after rereading instructions.
1163182
I really can't say for certain; my lip hair was very fine and it took it off very easily and cleanly. I'm going to venture a guess, though, that it would work on coarse upper lip hair BUT you should know it may look like you have stubble. It trims the hair, very close to the skin, but not as close as a razor would. That's what I'm basing my guess on - but I could be wrong. Hopefully someone else has experience with your question and can answer more definitively.
2138136
I would say better than Neosporin. I didn't have much hope for it when I first got it because I have never found a lip repair product that worked very well for longer than 10 minutes. But it did. Work. You won't notice it immediately, but, if you react like I do, a half hour later your lips will have fewer cracks and peelings. It also works great on small wounds and around cuticles - just thought I would mention that. But of there is any chance of infection or if there are actual breaks in the skin, use the Neosporin and call your doctor or learn first aid for lips!
2040757
Yes, that is really what it is designed for. I use it for upper lip hair and it takes out even the tiniest of growth. This is an awesome product. I used to bleach the hair but, then I tried a threading spa at $15 every time - this works just as well, better, actually because you can use it every day and the hair never has to show.
741470
I would be careful putting this all over your face. I would try it in your biggest problem spot first, wait a few days to make sure you don't break out, and then expand. It has a pretty strong chemical smell so it could easily make your skin react poorly. I only use it on my upper lip. It works well for that but I would be nervous to use it everywhere.
2061870
It does not taste great so lips may not be a good idea. In my family, we use this under and around the eyes of everyone. It is great for adult eyes too. It does not sting.
1737085
I used it in baby diaper cream, but I think it would work great for sunscreen or balms. I don't know that I would put it on my lips, but that is your choice. It is really great product though.
522182
Cheryl S. It doesn't as much. There is a product by the name of Lipchic that does perfect, try it out.
1506067
Probably. It works well on fine lines...I've noticed improvement around my eyes (under and crows feet area) and around the lips. I have a couple bigger wrinkles and they may be improved, but not as big a difference as fine lines. For the dark spots it's lightened them very slightly- but not a huge improvement for the brown spots.
2145352
I never thought of that. You can use it on your eyelids so I don't see why you couldn't use it on your lips. I'll have to try that myself!
2213278
I've used it by the mouth with no problems, but I'd be careful about getting it on your actual lips, as the area is very sensitive. The one time I did do it, though, it ate away all my chapped skin and left them incredibly smooth. It did sting and burn though. Anyway, the area above the lip should be fine, but as with all areas, stop use if it begins to irritate.
518375
You could. Mix it with a clear lipgloss maybe. Or put a concealer down first. Put the powder on lips. Leave matte or lip gloss over for shiny.
2166644
I have used it for ears nose arm. I have yet to use it for lip or eyebrow but yes you could just make sure the area is clean and be careful :)
5696
Leslie, I'm sure they could. You could give it a shot and see! They are creamy in texture and I would imaging easier to mix with the products needed for lip stick. Let me know if it works!