Julep’s new Strawberry Mint Lip Balm contains coconut oil and vitamin E. Julep doesn’t have anything else to say about this product. I received this lip balm in myMarch Julep Maven Box. This balm contains 4.7g (1.7 oz ) and sells for $8, or $6 if you have the Julep Maven discount. Julep products are cruelty free and made in America. Julep products can be bought through the brand’s website, at the four Julep Nail Parlors located in Washington State, and in a limited selection at Sephora. Click through for the full review. 

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 By now most of us have tried Maybelline’s Baby Lip Lip Balms, but have you tried their new, limited edition shades? Maybelline released a handful of Baby Lips duos back in December, most of them offering a limited edition shade, along with one of the six permanent shades. The limited edition shades must’ve been in high demand, because they’ve now been released individually, with an additional two shades! I was torn between Coral Crush and Melon Mania, but choose Coral Crush because I’m a coral lip color junkie (I think I’m gonna go back for Melon Mania though!). Originally I wasn’t going to review this product because I was worried I wouldn’t get the post up before they were off the shelves, but I’ve seen them in stores as recently as last week, so here we go. The limited edition Baby Lips have the same great formula I’ve come to love and rely on. Maybelline says that their Baby Lips balms have an “exclusive skin renewing formula” that provides eight hour of moisture and protection. Maybelline also claims that your lips will be “visibly renewed, virtually reborn” after just one week of use. This lip balm also contains SPF 20. To back up the fairly lofty claims, Maybelline offers a few facts and figures. In their clinical testing, their panelists found: 82% visibly less dry lips, 94% less rough lips, and 77% better looking, more supple lips.Click through to see if the claims are true!