Maybelline Baby Lips Review

Do you want baby soft lips?

So I wanted to try Maybelline's Baby Lips lip balm as I have heard all the hype on blogs and YouTube and needed to test them out for myself.

Maybelline offers six Baby Lips lip balms in total, three of which are coloured (Pink Punch, Cherry Me, Peach Kiss) and three colourless ones (Hydrate, Repair, Mint Fresh). They all claim to be moisturising and provide 8 hours of hydration. However, I decided to pick up two first, just in case I did not like them, so opted for two of the 'coloured balms' as I would rather have a subtle hint of colour on my lips instead of none. I chose 'Cherry Me' and 'Pink Punch'.

LEFT: 'Cherry Me' RIGHT: 'Pink Punch'

Packaging
I love the use of bold, bright, eye-catching colours which makes it easy to spot them from other products. I also like the clever font that Maybelline chose to put on their lip balms, and across their whole 'Baby' range, as it is does have a childlike essence.

Price
The average cost for one Baby Lips lip balm is £2.99 a bit pricey for a lip balm but that is now the going cost :(

Swatches

LEFT: 'Pink Punch' RIGHT: 'Cherry Me'

I love the shimmery look of 'Pink Punch' as well as the soft baby pink colour. 'Cherry Me' has no shimmer in it but provides a lovely red tint to the lips even after just one application.

Pros

something for everyone e.g. if you want a coloured lip balm or just a colourless one
hydrating and moisturising, perfect for Winter
cute packaging and design

Cons

Price- £2.99 (only thing I could think of)

End thoughts

Overall I am very impressed by the two lip balms as they are very moisturising and pigmented. Both can be applied sheer and will still give a hint of colour. I am very tempted to collect them all!

Let me know if you have tried any of the Baby Lips lip balms and what you think of them!

Both available online.

Comments

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