Blistex Lip Vibrance Review

Today's review is going to be short and sweet. I wanted to give you a review on a new lip balm I have been loving lately. The Blistex Lip Vibrance is a tinted lip balm that is a pinky rose color. There is micro, micro glitter in it. I don't mind the glitter because it gives your lips a hint of sheen. It also smells very fruity. One of the great things about this balm, is the SPF 15!

On the lips this feels very slick, and does a pretty good job of moisturizing. It does not feel gritty from the micro glitter at all.

The packaging is unique, and is what caused me to notice it in the beginning. The color on the package is close to what the color in the tube is. Also, there is a mirror on the cap! Now, it isn't the best mirror, but in a pinch it would work wonderfully!

I wear this lip balm around the house. I think it is nice to have some color on while you are around the house. In this cold, dreary, colorless weather we are having, I think everyone needs something to brighten up their face. I do not wear this to bed because I don't want the color to get on my pillowcases.

I would definitely repurchase this product once it runs out. I love that it has SPF in it, and that it is just something simple I can put on my lips and look put together.

I found this product at Wal-Mart for around $3.00.

Have you ever tried the Blistex Lip Vibrance? I'd love to hear from you! Leave me a comment and let me know!

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