It wears like the SPF sibling of our most expensive pick, Fresh Sugar Advanced Therapy Treatment Lip Balm, but is about half the price. It contains a comprehensive blend of botanical hydrators.

“Lip scrubs typically contain small particles, like sugar or salt ... From there, you’re free to apply a balm, lip liner, gloss or lipstick. Most of our experts recommend using a lip scrub ...

You can use it to prime the lips for lip balm or lipstick ... according to Houshmand. Fresh Beauty Sugar Lip Polish Exfoliator NBC Select commerce editor Lindsay Schneider recommends this scrub ...

You can use it to prime the lips for lip balm or lipstick ... according to Houshmand. Fresh Beauty Sugar Lip Polish Exfoliator NBC Select commerce editor Lindsay Schneider recommends this scrub ...

“Lip stains are designed to make you look fresh-faced and like you’re not trying too hard,” says celebrity makeup artist Jeannia Robinette, who’s a big proponent of the easy-to ...

According to the brand, a tube of its award-winning original ointment sells every 30 seconds. Should you prefer something on the sweeter side, it’s also sold in Strawberry, Watermelon, Peach, Green ...

Lipsticks are great and all, but sometimes I’m just looking for a hydrating lip product that offers subtle color. Enter: tinted lip balm ... of my favorites (like Fresh and Laneige) below.

It didn't emphasize or settle into her lip ... sugar lip scrub gently buffs away flakiness without leaving any sticky residue behind. After exfoliating, Avendano says, "Let your lips sit in lip ...

Apply lip balm post-treatment, and you’re good to go—no pain, stinging, or irritation. According to CurrentBody, users can expect visible results in just four to eight weeks with daily use ...

Matching your lip liner shade exactly to a go-to lipstick may seem like a no-brainer, but experts note that it's not always necessary. Having a liner harmonize with your chosen lipstick helps ...

Fresh off of Poor Things, director Lanthimos' three-part dark comedy about domination and free will feels like a lazy and self-admiring riff — punctuated by the occasional crude shock.