What does Burts Bees do for your lips?

Burt’s Bees™ Overnight Intensive Lip Treatment provides long lasting moisturization for soft, smooth, healthy looking lips. The intense lip moisturizing treatment with natural emollients, waxes and oils shields your lips from dryness while hydrating when you sleep and gets them ready for your favorite lip color.

Does Burt’s Bees damage your lips?

According to this Journal of Pharmacy and Bioallied Sciences study, it seems to be one of the most frequent contact sensitizers, with possible reactions including chelitis and peeling lips. I guess this is why I didn’t got the hype over the original Burt’s Bees lip balms!

Is Burt’s Bees lip balm safe to eat?

Lip products, like ChapStick, lip balm, lip liner, or lipstick are usually nontoxic. If your child ate any of these products, give them a few sips of water and watch for symptoms.

Is Burts Bees a good brand?

We feel specifically drawn to this line as it is one of the few all-natural, real and healthy options on the market, and it’s been around for a while, meaning, it has staying power. All of their products are void of harmful ingredients like parabens, pthalates, SLS, petrolatum, talc, synthetic fragrances and silicones.

What actually moisturizes lips?

Apply a non-irritating lip balm (or lip moisturizer) several times a day and before bed. If your lips are very dry and cracked, try a thick ointment, such as white petroleum jelly. Ointment seals in water longer than waxes or oils. Slather on a non-irritating lip balm with SPF 30 or higher before going outdoors.

Is Burt’s Bees a good lip balm?

Burt’s Bees is a great lip balm to reach for during the day or when you’re wearing other lip products because it’s not very shiny or thick. I love to add this on top of lipstick if I’m feeling dry — so, like, always.

Why is Carmex bad?

Besides the camphor and menthol, Carmex also includes several other ingredients that can cause sensitivity. The irritation creates a never-ending cycle of Carmex addiction. Bowe says, “Carmex has many irritating ingredients that can cause inflammation in the lip area in people with sensitive lips.

Is lip balm harmful if swallowed?

Though Vaseline and lip balm are not edible things, it is not going to be harmful, if swallowed by mistake. It is considered that there can be a minor risk of accidental swallowing the polish or balms applied on lips. So the ingredients selected will be those which give minimum harm even if taken in accidently.

What happens if you eat Burts Bees?

There is nothing toxic to be concerned about with this product that would need a visit to the veterinarian. There is an ingredient that has a mild laxative effect, but given the small amount of what was swallowed, this is not usually observed. You would want to monitor for vomiting or diarrhea though.

Is using lip balm everyday bad?

Lip balm may feel soothing on chapped lips. But it can also turn into a bad habit that’s hard to break. “Applying lip balm soothes your lips, feels good and can be very comforting. That can lead to an unconscious habit that helps with stress or anxiety — kind of like twirling your hair or biting your nails.”

Is Burts Bees 100% Natural?

Depending on one’s view of the definition of “natural,” Burt’s Bees is on an impressive agenda. The company touts its entire portfolio to be comprised of 99% natural ingredients and of those, 57% of its 170 different items earned the 100% “natural” label.

Is Burts Bees really natural?

The majority of fragrances in Burt’s Bees products are natural, composed of proprietary blends of essential oils and natural extracts. Some of our heritage and other products contain partially synthetic fragrances. Please call (800)849-7112 or contact us online if you have an inquiry about a specific product.

Do dermatologists recommend Burt’s Bees?

Burt’s Bees Nature-Based Sensitive Skin Care Outperforms MD-Recommended Regimen. Burt’s Bees nature-based sensitive skin regimen is well-tolerated as well as clinically and statistically superior to a leading dermatologist-recommended synthetic regimen, according to a study in the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology.