LanoLips*

Hello there;

I have made a new discovery in my life that, I feel like I need for the rest of my life now. Lanolips. As you probably already know, I am a massive lip balm junkie. I have so many in my stash, to the point where I don't think I will need to buy any for a long while. But I love finding new ones. 

First let me tell you about Lanolips.

The lovely Kristen Carriol from Australia developed Lanolips after spending time on a sheep farm. The main ingredient in Lanolips is Lanolin, which comes from freshly sheered sheep wool. I had no idea that any form of substance would come from fresh shaven wool, other than wool obviously. Kristen then went on to try out many different formulations until she found the perfect formula. 

Lanolips is 100% natural, there is nothing nasty in these balms. To the point that is states on their website "Can be used on new born baby mouths". A bold statement to make. Nearly all of the range is multipurpose. They can be used on your lips, cuticle beds, dry skin and is suitable for sensitive skin. 

The Lanolips 101 Ointment in Strawberry, is fantastic for chapped lips. I have been using this whilst at home. And oh my, my lips have become so soft! The formula is quick thick, not something I would use outside the house. And it takes a good few minutes to start to skin into your lips too. The smell of strawberry is very faint personally,  I would say is more of a sweet smell than strawberry. Over all this is a great lip balm, so impressed with it.

Lanolips 101 Ointment, this little guy is also brilliant! The formulation is a lot thicker than the one above. It really does take some strength to squeeze it out of the tube. I have also been using this on my lips and my hands. I find its not very greasy and like above, it does take a little while to skin in. But it is worth the wait. The results are quite noticeable quite quickly. 

Swatches.
Top - Original Ointment
Bottom - Strawberry Ointment

You can see in the photo the thick formula's of these products. They are great to be at the side of your bed, for your nighttime routine. Let them sink in over night and see/feel the difference in the morning. 

Have you used Lanolips before?

What did you make of them?

*This item was sent to me to review in my own time. All views are my own