CNP Honey Lip Butter - Propolis Lipcerin™ 01 Original, Hydrating Manuka Lip Balm & Mask, 12-Hour Moisture, Gifts for Women, Korean Skin Care

This is a nice product but it is expensive for the quantity in the pot. Mine lasted less than 3 months.

Best product ever makes my lips full and soft and no lines..but I'd appreciate if the price went down a bit for that I'll give it 4 stars.

Definite no from me. No improvement in my lips and it is way too sweet tasting. I love the dispensing system though.

Love this stuff ! It works so good “” it has helped my lips stay soft n moisturized not to mention it smells soft n good tastes fine .. it’s high quality. It actually absorbs into my lips ll. I will keep buying this ..:)

The CNP Honey Lip Butter – Propolis Lipcerin 01 Original is a good lip product overall. I found the texture very smooth and comfortable to wear, and it does a decent job of keeping my lips hydrated throughout the day. The honey and propolis ingredients give it a nice natural feel. However, I wish it lasted a bit longer between applications. Still, it’s a solid choice if you want gentle, moisturizing care for dry lips.

I have very dry skin and lips, year round but especially in the winter. I’m always on the hunt for products that actually help my dry chapped lips heal. I’ve tried most of the popular lip balms, masks and lip oils that claim to help heal the driest of dry lips. There are plenty of ok products out there, and some real duds too, but very few spectacular ones that work well for chronically dry lips. This one is ok, verging on being really good. I’ve been using it every day for a week since I got it. It feels very hydrating and soothing when first applied. It’s thick and plush, and seems like it would help chapped lips. The issue is that it doesn’t last well on my lips, either at night or during the day. I have a few overnight lip treatments that I can still feel in my lips in the morning, and this isn’t one of them. Even so, I do feel like my lips are more hydrated and soothed when I’m using this, it just isn’t quite as long wearing as I’d want for treatment at night. It’s working ok for me now (in the summer) but I don’t think it would be enough in the cold dry winter.

I don't understand the hype over this lip butter. I was excited to try the CNP Honey Lip Butter. The promise of Manuka honey and propolis extract – both known for their antimicrobial properties – piqued my interest. Here's my breakdown and experience. Honey of a List, or Marketing Hype? Alluring Ingredients: Manuka honey boasts antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, while propolis is a beehive resin with similar benefits. In theory, this combo could be a lip-healing dream team. But... Scrutinizing the Science: While research supports the general benefits of Manuka honey and propolis for wound healing and irritation, studies specifically on their effectiveness in lip balms, absolutely nothing about the feel, smell, or experience made me think Manuka was anywhere in the balm. I am actually kind of convinced it a gimmick. We use Manuka honey in this house weekly, and are big fans, I have zero reactions to it, but I did this. Ingredient Breakdown: The ingredient list prioritizes ingredients commonly found in petrolatum-based lip balms, including petrolatum itself (often referred to as petroleum jelly). While petrolatum is a great occlusive moisturizer, it doesn't have the same healing or repairing properties) as the advertised Manuka honey and propolis extract. Textural Truths: Balmy Bliss: The texture is smooth and slick, offering a good initial layer of moisture. Those who enjoy a classic Vaseline-like balm might find this appealing. It's honestly hard for me to believe this is nothing short of Vaseline in a fun and very expensive package. Night Shift Only?: While the ointment-like texture is great for nighttime use, it might feel a bit heavy for daytime wear under lipstick or for everyday touch-ups. Caveat Emptor: Price Point Ponderings: This lip butter falls on the pricier end of the lip balm spectrum. Considering the lack of published studies on the specific lip balm formula and its hero ingredients in this context, the price tag might be a turnoff for some. I Sensitive Skin Savvy: While fragrance-free, some users have reported sensitivity to the product -- I share in their experiences, it absolutely aggravated my upper lip in quite weird way. Have only had one other product do this, so I'm suspecting the quality is low. Patch testing is recommended, especially for those with very sensitive lips. In Conclusion: The CNP Honey Lip Butter offers a petrolatum-based, occlusive moisture layer, which some might find beneficial. However, the advertised Manuka honey and propolis extract appear lower on the ingredient list, leaving the healing or repairing properties in question. The price point might not be justified for everyone - I certainly wouldn't buy it again, nor recommend it.

I got this because I was seeing it everywhere, and im a sucker for lip products. I was not disappointed the product its self is a thick glossy texture, and leaves a nice non sticky layer of moisture on my lips, it lasts awhile and is very comfortable to wear. It has a sort of sweet taste my guess being that they use honey as an ingredient. The taste isn't bad or artifical its most noticeable when I first put put it on, it doesn't put me off from the product, just a notable feature of it. Ive seen that some people dislike the packaging, but think its a fun change of pace, while still being usable. Its twists at the bottom, and dispenses from a hole in the top, which I either use my finger to then apply to my lips or just use the entire top to dap then smooth out, depending on how clean my hands are, or if im in public or not. All in all, its a good lip product, and worth trying out for anyone