Colour Change Moisturising Lip Balm

Colour-changing lip balms are designed to change colour in response to the pH level of the lips. For example, Red 27, a pH-sensitive dye, begins to change colour in a moist and pH-appropriate environment. The chemical processes resulting in this colour change yield a unique tint that responds to one's lip chemistry, usually resulting in a pink hue.

Naturally, colour-changing lip balms are safe for everyday use. They hold a great amount of Shea Butter and Vitamin E, which tends to hydrate and protect the delicate lip area. It is, however, best to check the ingredients for allergens before starting any lip product routine.

They will typically leave no stains on the lips. They are a soft tint that is relatively easy to remove as you wear it throughout the day.

Due to several variables such as formulation and lasting power, colour usually lasts between two to six hours4 to be quite general.

Yes, colour-changing lip balms are excellent under other lip products. It is applied as a base for moisturizers and a soft tint before other lip colours and glosses.

You can use a soft lip makeup remover to remove the tint left by colour-changing lip balm or apply an oil-based remover to a cotton pad to work this product out without further drying your lips.