Portland Bee Balm All Natural Handmade Beeswax Based Lip Balm, Oregon Mint 3 Count

Best chapstick I have found. And I don't like chapstick. This stuff leaves your lips soft and the hint of mint is amazing. Found it at a local hardware store, went to buy more and they had no more. So of course, Amazon to the rescue

I originally tried in lavendar and out of a couple of brands I bought this was my favorite due to the viscosity of the balm. It's rich and creamy. I wanted to get some pepermint lip balm, and tried other brands, but came back to Portland bee balm because the texture. I like that it's a bit thicker and stays on my lips and lasts a lot longer actually creating a good moisturizing barrier, especially when it's cold outside. It still applies smooth. The best word to describe it is creamy, which is why I like it so much.

If you like Burt’s bee but hate how the ingredients aren’t the best then Poland bee balm is what you need! It’s thick going on and perfect! Exactly what I wanted with natural ingredients that I feel good about putting on my lips! Will be telling everyone I know!

For those wondering this is a smooth but stiffer waxy type lip balm that takes quite a few times going over your lips to get a thick coating on them. It is very matte and not shiny at all, it's the only kind of lip balm my son will use. The area around my son's lips also tends to get chapped so he often has to apply lip balm to the whole outside area of his lips, which can look really weird with shiny lip balm, but with this stuff it's not visible at all. Pros: Great lip balm for those that don't want shinny lips, it's completely matte Thick and moisturizing Lasts a long time It's all natural (this is the most important part for me) Options of nice natural scents that aren't too strong The only con for me is the label, it's on a really thick cardboard like sticker that tends to get caught while in a pocket or purse which causes it to curl and pick up lint and dirt. However, I'm willing to live with it because we love this lip balm.

I know it sounds a bit dramatic to describe a chapstick as your /only/ chapstick, but this one is it. I have one wherever I've found I need one--my desk, my bedroom, my bathroom sink, my bag, etc. Pros: -Tastes great and applies/feels great. The beeswax is a little thicker and it may need to be warmed in your hands a little bit before application -Beeswax keeps your lips moisturized for much longer than other options, I barely have to reapply -The packaging is a nice visual touch (it's like a real wood paper almost) and also helps me find it in my bag easier when I'm rummaging around Cons: -None that come to mind that weren't my own fault (see notes) Notes: -If you've ever washed chapstick on accident, you can usually rescue it and reuse it. I would not recommend doing so with this lip balm. Something about it changed the formula and I would strongly advise you throw out your balm should you wash it.

I'd prefer peppermint, but after using this stuff all winter, it's really good. As good as Bert's bees I think... but slightly softer. Kinda off color.. darker hue... but oh well... I'm alive.

It isn't overly oily, it seems to help my lips when they are dry. Definitely a plus that it's a natural product. A little expensive, but worth it.

I have had allergic reactions to ingredients in quite a few lip balms. I have to be careful of what I use. This is my favorite lip balm. It is thick enough to last for a while without reapplying thanks to the beeswax. Recently the packaging changed from the wooden wrap around the plastic tube, which is kind of a bummer. The product seems the same otherwise.