Lip Balm with SPF

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SPF 50+ Barrier Repair Hydrating Lip Balm
SPF 50+ Barrier Repair Hydrating Lip Balm

4 Shades Available

4.7
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Strawberry Red - High Tinted

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249

Ceramide + Peptide Lip Balm SPF 50 PA+++
Ceramide + Peptide Lip Balm SPF 50 PA+++

All Skin Tones

4.8
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Warm Nude

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249

Vitamin C + E Brightening Lip Balm with SPF 50+
Vitamin C + E Brightening Lip Balm with SPF 50+

All Skin Types

8 Shades Available

4.8
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Strawberry Crush High Tinted

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249

SPF 50+ Barrier Repair Hydrating Lip Balm - Pack of 2
SPF 50+ Barrier Repair Hydrating Lip Balm - Pack of 2

Make Your Own Combo

4.7
(146)
Cocoa Nude + Cherry Crimson

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498

SPF 50+ Vitamin C + E Brightening Lip Balm - Pack of 2
SPF 50+ Vitamin C + E Brightening Lip Balm - Pack of 2

Make Your Own Combo

4.6
(85)
Strawberry Crush + Cherry Pop

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498

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is it important to use lip balm with SPF?

SPF protects your lips from harmful UV rays, preventing sunburn, and premature ageing, and lowering the risk of skin cancer.

What SPF level is recommended for lip balm?

An SPF of at least 15 is recommended to provide adequate protection for your lips from UV damage.

Are there any ingredients I should look for in a lip balm with SPF?

Look for ingredients like zinc oxide or titanium dioxide for broad-spectrum protection, and moisturizing agents like shea butter or beeswax.

How often should I reapply lip balm with SPF?

Reapply every 2 hours, or more often if eating, drinking, or swimming, to maintain effective sun protection.

Does lip balm with SPF feel different than regular lip balm?

It might feel slightly thicker or more protective, but it should still provide comfort and moisture like regular lip balm.

Can lip balm with SPF be used alone or under lipstick?

Yes, it can be used alone for sun protection or as a base under lipstick to ensure your lips are protected.

Can lip balm with SPF help prevent cold sores?

While it helps protect from sunburn, it’s not a treatment for cold sores. Consult a healthcare provider for cold sore prevention.

Can I use lip balm with SPF year-round, or just in the summer?

Use it year-round, as UV rays can damage your lips even in winter or on cloudy days.