DIOR Lip Glow Butter Hydrating Gloss Balm

Daytime

Wear it alone for a natural, hydrated look with a glossy sheen.

Nighttime

Apply a thick layer as an overnight lip mask for deep hydration.

Layering

Use over lip balm or lipstick to add gloss and moisture.

A synthetic emollient that helps to soften and smooth the skin, providing a luxurious feel.

An ester that provides excellent emollience and helps to improve the texture and spreadability of the product.

A versatile ingredient that can act as an emulsifier and emollient, helping to create a smooth and stable formula.

Derived from rosin, it acts as an emollient and texturizer, contributing to the balm's smooth feel.

A rich, plant-derived oil known for its moisturizing and emollient properties, often used in lip products.

A highly effective emollient that mimics the skin's natural oils, providing excellent hydration and a smooth feel.

A blend of fatty acids that provides emollience and helps to create a smooth, protective barrier on the lips.

A synthetic emollient that provides a light, non-greasy feel and helps to spread the product evenly.

A mineral-derived ingredient used to thicken the formula and improve its texture.

Adds a scent to the product. Fragrance can be a potential irritant for sensitive individuals.

A solvent and humectant that helps to attract and retain moisture, also acting as a preservative booster.

A solvent used to dissolve other ingredients and improve product texture.

A synthetic mica used to provide shimmer and enhance the color payoff.

A fatty acid that acts as an emollient and thickener, contributing to the product's texture.

A fatty ester that provides emollience and helps to condition the lips.

A synthetic flavoring agent that provides a vanilla-like scent. It's stronger than vanillin.

Provides a cooling sensation and can have a mild plumping effect. Can be irritating for some.

A nourishing oil rich in fatty acids that helps to moisturize and condition the lips.

Derived from licorice root, it has soothing and anti-inflammatory properties.

A type of ceramide that helps to strengthen the skin barrier and improve moisture retention.

A fatty acid that can help to emulsify ingredients and provide a smooth texture.

An emulsifier derived from plant sterols, used to blend oil and water components.

A form of Vitamin E, it acts as an antioxidant to protect the formula and skin.

Provides a minty scent and a cooling sensation. Can be irritating for sensitive skin.

A synthetic flavoring agent that provides a vanilla scent.

An alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) that can gently exfoliate the lips, promoting smoother texture. Can increase sun sensitivity.

An emollient that contributes to the smooth, buttery texture of the balm.

A natural compound found in anise, used for its aroma.

A terpene found in many plants, contributing to aroma. Known for potential anti-inflammatory properties.

A terpene found in pine trees, contributing to a fresh, pine-like aroma.

A common fragrance ingredient found in citrus peels. Can be a skin irritant for some.

A terpene alcohol with a floral, pine-like scent, used in fragrances.

A mineral used to control the transparency and color of cosmetic products.

A peptide that may help to improve lip texture and smoothness over time.

An antioxidant used to prevent oxidation and extend the shelf life of the product.

A white mineral pigment used to provide color and opacity.

A red pigment used to provide color.

Mineral pigments used to provide color, typically in shades of yellow, red, and brown.