Review on Hyaluronic Acid Lip Booster with Peptides by Paula's Choice - Hydrating Treatment for Lip Volume, Firmness, Fine Lines | Enriched with Squalane, Fragrance-free & Paraben-free | 0.33 Fluid Ounces by David Robinson

Skin. They have a long list of "ingredients we avoid" that includes the usual suspects, plus things like abrasives, alcohol, essential oils, talc, and nanoparticles. Engine room so I always have one close by - I have very high standards and I have to say this has worked pretty well for everyone. Formulated with hyaluronic acid to help skin better absorb and retain moisture, this clear, but by no means sticky, thin gel has a unique metal applicator tip that feels cool and precise, but can also get too hot if left on. under direct sunlight. (The website says to keep the temp between 68-77 degrees, and to be honest, it's not that easy here in the Southwest.) Once applied, it's more like a lip oil than the balm, though it's not. thin, comes out of the tube. My lips felt moisturized for some time after use and looked very healthy and slightly shiny but not too smooth, which I really like despite the high price and temperature restrictions. Surprised that many brands of lip balm do not yet contain hyaluronic acid, although soon they will. This brand will be in my regular lip balm rotation along with Laneige, Smith's Rosebud Salve and Supergoop! Acai Fusion.