Weleda Everon Lip Balm 4,8 g

I really enjoy using this lip balm because I like how it's thick and clings to my lips for hours without wearing off. It prevents my lips from drying out and cracking. It doesn't have much of a scent and it doesn't have a bad taste either. I like put this lip balm on an hour before I apply any lipstick as it softens my lips and makes my lipsticks look smooth. I would recommend this lip balm to everyone as it also contains good ingredients. I will definitely buy this product again and again. It's really nice.

I love Weleda Products, so I decided to buy this Weleda Everon® Lip Balm. Usually during winter my lips get chapped quite frequently and I'm always applying lip balm. I hate lip balms that are oily because then it's hard to apply lipstick. This is quite Mayte but at the same time it hydrates my chapped lips. I'm really happy with it. It's affordable and lasts for months. I only apply a few times a day. My lips are hydrated and looks great. Great stocking stuffer . Got one for my husband as well and he loves this too

It's more expensive than other balms for sure. But It's good enough. The texture is not too vaselin-like. Light weighted. Not too greasy or glowy. Also the nice vanilla-rose scent is like-able!

This is similar to Dr. Hauschka's lip balm in that it makes your lips soft without a thick buildup of goo on them, and even though there isn't a thick coating on your lips, you don't have to keep reapplying -- your lips will stay softer even when it wears off. The difference is that Dr. Hauschka's is a bit more moisturizing and smells like rose, whereas Weleda is more waxy and smells like an orange creamsicle (even though it has rose in it). Weleda is less than half the cost of Hauschka though. So, if Hauschka is on sale, I prefer that one. But there's nothing wrong with Weleda. If you like a super moist lip balm stick, Trader Joe's is really good and you get 3 for about $5.

This is a hard waxy stick, not moisturising at all. When I use this it just coats my lips, it doesn't lift or soften the dead skin. No, just no, it's like a first century version of Burts Bees.