Dr. Lipp Original Nipple Balm (you won’t believe what it’s made from!)

Hello,
Today’s blog post is all about a nifty little multi-functional product that has rapidly gained somewhat of a cult following and status among beauty lovers and make up artists alike.


Dr. Lipp Original Nipple Balm for Lips

Dr. Lipp Original Nipple Balm for Lips is a multi-functional balm which can be used to moisturize the lips, nipples, cuticles, elbows and feet.  Interestingly, it can also be used as a lip primer, eyebrow gel and a dewy cream eye shadow.

Dr.Lipp Nipple Balm is 100% natural and hypoallergenic.  It’s also odorless and tasteless.  It reminds me a lot of the Elizabeth Arden 8 hour cream because of similarities in the texture and colour but without the signature scent and it’s also far less sticky.


Dr. Lipp Original Nipple Balm for Lips

Dr.Lipp Nipple Balm can be used as a lip primer to good effect.  Lipstick will always apply better to moisturised lips than dry lips but it’s a fine line creating the correct balance between enough moisture and too much moisture.  Too much moisture or balm will only encourage lipstick to slide off the lips, reducing staying power as well as making the texture and coverage sheerer than what may be preferred.  Dr.Lipp Nipple Balm provides a long lasting base for lipstick.  It can be used to best effect when applied to the lips and then left to soak in for a little while before blotting away any excess with a tissue and then applying lipstick on top.

Dr.Lipp Nipple Balm is also a good choice for taming and setting eyebrows with.  This is especially effective if you have fuller and thicker eyebrows.  If you are a fan of the dewy eyelid look, Dr.Lipp Nipple Balm can also be used to great effect.  You can also use the balm as a concentrated under eye treatment to reduce fine lines and wrinkles.  If you have dry chapped hands you can also mix a drop of Dr.Lipp Nipple Balm with three drops of lavender oil for an intensive overnight hand treatment.
Dr. Lipp Original Nipple Balm for Lips

Dr.Lipp Nipple Balm is a great little multi-tasking product.  It only has one ingredient: Medical Grade Lanolin. So what is Lanolin and why is it so special? The truth is quite surprising and according to the Dr. Lipp website:

“The oils and waxes sheep naturally produce to protect their fleece are scientifically known to be the most similar to our own human skin oils.  For centuries these oils and waxes have helped man protect and soften our skin.

Dr. Lipp’s formula is made from the same natural oils and waxes processed and purified to a medical standard of purity and cleanliness, removing all environmental pollutants.

The process goes a little bit like this.  First the sheep’s fleece is carefully shorn during the summer months which is essential to maintaining the sheep’s overall health and well-being.  The collected wool is then washed bringing all the natural oils and waxes to the surface.  This is lanolin in its raw form.”

So, there you go this product is made from the naturally occurring oils found in sheep’s wool which is quite unusual!  It’s also exciting to find a natural product that’s so effective with only one ingredient. Dr.Lipp Nipple Balm is a very popular product among people in ‘the know’ but it’s a shame that the general population don’t know more about Dr. Lipp Nipple Balm.  This could in part be down to the fact that it’s only stocked by a handful of retailers here in the UK.  Medical Grade Lanolin is perhaps better known here in the UK in the form of the Lanolips 101 Ointment which is a similar product but more widely available.
Dr.Lipp Nipple Balm retails at around £11.50 for a handy travel sized 15 ml tube. Dr. Lipp have a really funky website which you can check out here.

Thank’s for stopping by my blog! 

Miss Beauty Saver a.k.a Hanna Rose

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4 Replies to “Dr. Lipp Original Nipple Balm (you won’t believe what it’s made from!)”

  1. Great review, I've just stumbled across your blog and have spent a few too many hours nosing around tonight.

    Lanolin is a very common ingredient in cosmetics, everything from high end lipstick to drug store conditioner can contain it. Personally I choose to stay away from it, the shearing of sheep can be (not always, but more often than people would think) extremely painful and cruel. If you Google mulesing you'll see what I mean.

    I look forward to reading more of your reviews.

  2. I just saw the title of this blog post and had to read it, Nipple Balm!! Although I have to say it sounds like a really fab product!

    kirstyjfox [at] yahoo [dot] com

  3. Wow! I saw the name of the product and had to see what it was. It actually sounds like a really useful multipurpose product!

  4. I've heard of this but have never thought of trying it out. It sounds good though! Like the fact that it's 100% natural and completely taste & odour free. I must check this out! xx

    Beautee Beauty | Malaysian/UK Beauty Blog

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