Revlon lip butter, allergic?

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Rashel M.

Mar 12, 2012

Rashel M.

I am a freak when it comes to keeping my lips moist. I bought the revlon lip butter because of all the awesome reviews. A few hours after my first application my lips got really tight and dry. Ever since my first application a few days ago if I don't constantly reapply chapstick my lips become so tight and dry they bleed. Could it be from the lipstick? Or what could it be?

Kayli H.

Mar 12, 2012

Kayli H.

It definitely could be the lip butters, I would stay away for a while if I were you. Maybe try a test patch on your wrist or something to see if something will show? You should also use a thicker lip balm to keep your lips super moisturized so they heal faster, theres an Aquaphor lip thing that would work great and I personally love vaseline at night- I wake up with baby soft lips every time!
I'm so sorry you had a bad reaction to these :( but I hope your lips get better soon!!

Rashel M.

Mar 12, 2012

Rashel M.

Thank you for the advice, I will put some on my wrist in the morning and see what happens. I use eos lip balm every night and the past couple mornings waking up with dry lips is so strange. I will buy something more hydrating for sure! 

Moe T.

Aug 27, 2013

Moe T.

I find eos to be more of a lip primer than a balm

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