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Victoria1234 Experienced
Victoria1234
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In a rush I bought something for my dried out lips. Oddly it made my throat feel like it was closing up and scratchy. I washed it off and found the packaging in my purse. Yup, wheat germ oil. I didn't even think to read it when I bought it. You'd think after almost 10 years I would know better.

Oddly no other reaction than the allergy-ish reaction though.

Anybody have a type of lip balm they like a lot? Preferably that doesn't taste like something (and contain wheat germ oil :rolleyes:)?

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squirmingitch Veteran
squirmingitch
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Yes! I hate lip balms that taste like anything. I want it to be tasteless. I use Blistex Simple & Sensitive

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You just reminded me I just ordered some from ECO Lips...the company claims gluten free on the website....amusingly they have shaded ones also.

Awol cast iron stomach Experienced
Awol cast iron stomach
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I have a tube of red apple's ralley lip balm (trying to bring my lips back from the brink of dehydration so I can wear lipstick again one day.)

When my lips are not so trashed and in need of tlc

I like soothing touch lavender coconut lip balm

 

 

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TexasJen
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I use Aquaphor.

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