Who will win today's cosmetic competition? Smart Striped Bees or the sweet hairy Badger? :)
Since they are meant to be similar products, I thought it would have been interesting to know which one I'd recommend.
Without any doubt they are both good balms since they feature only natural ingredients. Moreover they both have a pleasant refreshing feeling thanks to the add of peppermint oil.
Burt's Bees beeswax lip balm 4.25g
Badger cocoa butter lip balm 7g
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Badger's cocoa butter lip balm formulation is impeccable since it has only
fine ingredients. Comparing it to Burt's Bees one, this gives a more subtle refreshing sensation but it feels more moisturizing on the lips. Besides the packaging is sooo cute! :) The key to understand their
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In the end, if I had to recommend one, I'd choose the Badger Cocoa butter lip balm because it deserves it, although none of them does miracles with my winter deeply chapped lips :/
Kali
Lanolin is a byproduct of processing wool. Nobody's out there squeezing sheeps' oil glands for lanolin.
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