Skin & Fragrance Blog by Thom Watson

Blistex, High Street, Lip Balms & Care

The Best Lip Balm Ever: Blistex Daily Lip Conditioner Balm with SPF15

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Firstly, I need to apologise for a biiiig boo-boo with BOYFACE. Due to changeovers with my Google Apps system (managing my mail, storage etc), BOYFACE was permanently deleted.

I managed to recover the content through Google’s cache, but its meant that all your fabulous comments have been deleted and I’m starting back at square one. I also decided, to avoid this happening again, to switch over to WordPress, the same system as MANFACE. All sorted.


Anyway, this product deserves a huge, special mention. I’m on my third pot in around 8 weeks as I’ve never had it out my hand.

I suffer with terrible lip eczema that flares up app the time. My lips are almost always dry and can easily become quite inflamed and painful.

Until now, I’ve sworn by the Creme de la Mer Lip Balm, an awesome product but comes with a hefty price tag.

Blistex Daily Conditioner lip balm with SPF15, aloe vera, camphor, olive oil and grape seed oil is available for usually around £2.50 at most retail outlets such as Superdrug, Boots or Body Care (they actually had it for just £1.99).

True to Blistex form, it does wonders at repairing damaged lips and I’ve honestly never seen my lips looking as good or feeling as soft and smooth.

It tastes great; doesn’t leave lips shiny or slick/greasy and sinks in so quickly whilst leaving a great protective and nourishing barrier on the surface.

I can’t recommend this product highly enough. So much so I have three new ones in my ‘lip-tin’ ready to go. I’m pretty sure everyone will be getting one of these in their stocking this Christmas.

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