Lip Balm

Burt’s Bees Honey Lip Balm How many people use Burt’s Bees Honey Lip Balm on a daily basis? That question may never be answered. However what everyone does know is that lip balm is one effective way to prevent lips from getting chapped. It keeps lips from hardening and cracking. By simply applying the lip balm once or twice a day, lips can stay healthy and natural for three hundred sixty five days a year. Not only is lip balm a good protecting for lips, every time it is applied, the person’s lips get an instant refreshing feeling. Even though lip balm is dull looking on the outside, it is full of exotic favors and tastes on the inside. The outside cover of the lip balm is hard and sturdy. It keeps the soft, gooey inside well protected. The inside substance of the lip balm is like candle wax. It feels as if it’s going to melt right inside the protective plastic. When lip balm is applied on the lips, the substance inside almost feels like fat. However it is nowhere near as gross. Instantly after the application of the lip balm, the person’s lips will feel refreshing. The Burt’s Bees Honey Lip Balm is overtaken by the smell of honey. Even when the cap is sealed, the aroma of honey is present. Once the cap is opened, if the person inhales, a blend of all kinds of smells hits the nose. The aroma has a hint of minty and oily smell to it. The little hint of oil in the lip balm smells more like sunflower oil, due to the fact that one of the ingredients is sunflower. The cover for the Burt’s Bees is cylindrical. The top cap is slightly brown, but the main body is light ember. The amount on a little object like this is amazing. There is a cereal bar code, and a big enough print to show all the ingredients used to make this product. The cover also has a drawing of two bees; they almost look like they’re trying to get to the honey inside. It is not recommended to taste the outside of the lip balm. The plastic cover will taste like plastic. However when the cap