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Pink Lip Balm Tints and Moisturizes
When you're looking for a product that soothes dry lips and adds a sheer touch of color, pink lip balm may be the perfect fit. Hydrating formulas from brands such as Maybelline, Dr. PawPaw and Burt's Bees glide on easily, whether you're at home or on the go.
How Does Pink Lip Balm Work?
Pink lip balm typically works to soften, protect and tint your lips. When you coat your lips, the balm forms a film that works with your lips' moisture barrier to reduce the drying effects of the sun and wind. Many lip balms, including Maybelline Baby Lips, also use hydrating ingredients, such as oil and shea butter, to nourish your skin. Tinted pink balms contain color pigments that give your mouth an understated hint of color. If you're looking for a more concentrated tone, consider a lipstick-balm hybrid, such as L'Oreal Paris Glow Paradise.
What Are Some Types of Pink Lip Balm?
Makeup brands make a range of pink lip balm options, many designed for specific purposes. When color is your priority, highly pigmented formulas, such as Revlon Kiss Balm, can offer deeper, more noticeable tints. If you're dealing with dry skin, the best pink lip balm may be one with high-performance moisturizers. Vaseline Lip Therapy offers the protection of petroleum jelly and a soft, rosy tint; products that contain oil, such as Burt's Bees tinted lip oil, provide a lightweight feeling.
How to Use Pink Lip Balm
Pink lip balm fits seamlessly into any beauty practice. When you're going without makeup or creating a low-key look, wear light pink lip balm on bare lips. The light-coverage color looks natural with bare skin and everyday cosmetics. Choose a darker pink to draw attention to your lips or balance strong eye makeup. If you want more color with the same moisturizing effect, you can wear lip stain topped with pink balm.
Pink lip balm also makes a good base for other lip colors. Put it on before lip gloss for soft lips and intense shine, or layer it under lipstick to help prevent settling and cracking. Some pink balms also work well as a subtle cheek color.