This lip treatment aims to provide significant hydration and visible smoothing using active ingredients. Its multi-use application makes it a versatile addition to a lip care routine.
Sephora price
$26.00
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Sephora reviews
4.4 / 5
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Glass take
4.4 / 5 overall fit
A rich, nourishing lip treatment that delivers on hydration and smoothing, with a pleasant texture and subtle scent.
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View SephoraWhat Sephora says
A zero-compromise balm-meets-treatment that thoroughly hydrates, visibly smooths, and restores lips with skincare-grade actives.
Using the cooling ceramic applicator, glide the formula across your lips as often as desired.
Layer over Boum-Boum Milk (sold separately) as an overnight mask for deep repair.
Use as a priming base for lipstick prep or as a topper to revive color and add shine.
What Glass adds
A solid lip treatment that offers good hydration and smoothing, particularly for those seeking a balm with added skincare benefits like peptides and cocoa butter. It can function as a daily hydrator, a prep step for lipstick, or an overnight treatment.
Nourishing feel
Many users appreciate the rich, nourishing feel of the balm, noting it effectively combats dryness.
Smoother lips
The treatment is praised for its ability to make lips feel and look smoother.
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Routine fit
Apply generously to lips throughout the day. For an intensive overnight treatment, layer it over a hydrating lip milk. It also works well as a primer before lipstick or as a finishing touch to add shine and revive color.
Why it works
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What it actually does well
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Routine fit
Anytime
This can be used as needed throughout the day for continuous hydration and smoothing. It's also effective as a dedicated overnight treatment or a prep step before makeup.
Glass rating
A rich, nourishing lip treatment that delivers on hydration and smoothing, with a pleasant texture and subtle scent.
Texture
4.5 / 5
The balm has a comfortable, non-sticky feel that glides on smoothly.
Hydration
4.4 / 5
Users report long-lasting hydration and relief from dryness.
Smoothing
4.3 / 5
Effectively smooths lip texture and reduces the appearance of fine lines.
Full ingredient breakdown
Emollient
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A common ingredient in lip products, providing slip and shine.
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Texture, shine
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Helps to soften and smooth the skin.
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A rich butter that provides deep moisturization and helps create a protective barrier.
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Moisture barrier, soothing
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A wax that helps to thicken the formula and provide a protective layer.
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Provides structure and texture to the balm.
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A fatty alcohol that softens and moisturizes the skin.
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A synthetic emollient that helps to condition the skin.
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Helps to blend oil and water components in the formula.
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A plant-based oil rich in linoleic acid, known for its moisturizing properties.
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An emollient that can sometimes cause irritation for very sensitive skin.
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Potential for comedogenicity in some individuals
Antioxidant
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A stable form of Vitamin E that helps protect the skin from free radical damage.
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Fragrance
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Adds a scent to the product, but can be a potential irritant for sensitive individuals.
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Potential for irritation or allergic reactions
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A fatty acid derivative that helps to condition and soften the skin.
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Helps to stabilize the formula.
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Active
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Contains peptides that may help stimulate collagen production for smoother-looking lips.
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Sweetener
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Used to impart a sweet taste.
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Exfoliant
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A mild alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) that can help gently exfoliate and improve lip texture. Use with caution if lips are very dry or sensitive.
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Gentle exfoliation, smoothing
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Potential for stinging on compromised skin
Active
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A peptide that may help improve the appearance of lip fullness and smoothness by supporting collagen.
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Lip plumping, smoothing
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Antioxidant
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Vitamin E, a potent antioxidant that protects skin from damage.
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Fragrance
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A flavoring agent derived from vanilla, contributing to the product's scent.
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Potential for irritation in sensitive individuals
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FAQ
Yes, the rich formula with ingredients like cocoa butter and sunflower seed oil is designed to provide deep hydration and help repair dry, chapped lips.
Absolutely. It can be used as a priming base to prep lips for lipstick, helping to create a smoother canvas and potentially improving lipstick wear.
The peptides, such as Palmitoyl Tripeptide-1 and those found in Lupin Seed Extract, are included to help support collagen production, which can lead to smoother and more plump-looking lips over time.
