🐔 Simone Chickenbone's Chicken Poop Lip Balm - 100% Natural, Moisturizing, and Original Formula for Dry, Chapped Lips - Pack of 6, 0.15 oz Review

I've tried almost everything to moisturize my lips and this is by far the BEST! 70s People are put off by the crazy name, it's a shame they called it that, they must be sold under a different name, but leave that to those in the know too. Yes I would like a good fee for this offer it would make the world different. I do marketing and advertising, you can contact me via Revain email, I can help :) Mary from Arizona (moved from New York)

people. PEOPLE. I wasn't expecting to buy a lip product called "Chicken Dung" with a really cheap font, but my lips have been flaky since the start of winter and it's almost summer now. I spent months using the drugstore brand and trying to make it work until I finally released one of these villains. That is amazing. Every ingredient in it is moisturizing and good for you, no fillers (except for some fragrance), and it WORKS. Just a word of caution: my heavy-duty all-day lipstick won't survive…

I ordered 6 packs and had high hopes as I was looking for something with all natural ingredients and the reviews were awesome (funny name was a bonus). I've only opened 1 tube but it tastes bad, almost rancid, like it's old or something. My husband used it once and refuses to use it again because the taste is so bad. There is no lavender or any other natural taste or smell, just an odd smell/taste. Seems to work well but the taste/smell is pretty much a deal breaker.

I can't live without chicken manure! I bought a 6 pack twice last year and only gave away one tube. I really keep chicken poo everywhere: on my nightstand, in my gym bag, in my makeup bag, in several purses, and when I don't have chicken poo, I can count on my friend to have it in his bag. I also put him on chicken manure. I love how it feels on my lips, it's not waxy or thick like some lip balms. Chicken manure slides easily and feels a bit slippery. It smells like lavender when I apply it but

Getting to this product has been a wild ride. It all starts when my mom and I visit my brother, who is a light aircraft pilot, in Arizona. He took us to this small airport which he used to get some flight time because they offered him a good price. He then invites us to visit a man who has a Quonset cabin on site and sells various flight accessories. This eccentric man put this lip balm up for sale, and what catches the eye is the name of the product: chicken manure. Then he tells us this…