EOS Lip Balms
Looking for the right EOS lip balm to keep your lips soft and hydrated? PriceRunner helps you choose from a wide range of EOS lip balms. Our extensive listings cover various flavours and formulations to suit your needs. Use our category filters to narrow down your choices based on flavour, ingredients, or price. Compare prices from multiple retailers to ensure you get the best deal for your favourite lip balm. We provide user reviews to guide you in making the right decision. Whether you prefer fruity, minty, or unscented options, we list them all. Our platform makes it easy to find what you're looking for without any hassle. Ready to find your next EOS lip balm? Start here and discover the right one for your lips!
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EOS 100% Natural & Organic Lip Balm Trio- Vanilla Bean, Sweet
Lip Balm
Or £7.26/mo. (x3)*
EOS Birthday Cake Super Soft Shea Butter Lip Balm
Lip Balm
Or £4.53/mo. (x3)*
EOS Natural Lip Balm- Pineapple Passionfruit, All-Day Moisture, Sensitive Skin, Lip
Lip Balm
Or £4.74/mo. (x3)*
Three tips for buying lip balm
Lips have thin skin that’s exposed to weather, wind, and saliva all day long – make sure to protect them from the sun. There is a wide range of lip balms that contain SPF 10-15, which provides an easy way to reduce your lips' exposure to the sun’s rays. As with normal sunscreens, you of course need to top up the cover at regular intervals to keep the level of protection equal to what is promised on the packaging.
Do you feel that lip balm never hydrates your lips as much as you hoped with it would? Try applying a lip mask. A lip mask often resembles a lip balm, but is thicker and richer. It contains more oils and is usually applied before going to bed, so it can remain on your lips overnight. Lip masks can usually be used as a regular lip balm, too, if you like this thicker and richer texture.
Do you like to apply lip balm with your fingers, or does the mess drive you crazy? Remember to choose the packaging according to your preferences.
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Sticks: Lip balm as a stick is the most classic option, and is often referred to as chap-stick. These are practical to carry in your trouser pocket or jacket, and don't smudge when applied (but don't forget it in your pocket when it’s time to wash your clothes).
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Tube: Lip balm in a tube is creamier. Often it has some type of applicator. If it doesn't have an applicator, you have to press out a little on your finger and apply. If you don't like mess, make sure you buy one with an applicator.
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Jar: Even though many jars of lip balm come with a small spatula for application, you will still end up putting your finger in the jar. If you want a guaranteed mess-free product, you should skip lip balm in a jar.
Tried everything, but still have sore and dry lips? NHS has gathered some tips for you how to prevent dry lips.
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