I got six of their lip balms to try out and I've been testing them for a little less than two months. Three are packaged like the very popular EOS lip balms. They look like little round eggs and are super cute. Other three are regular lip balm in a stick form with transparent plastic.

They come in colorful boxes and you can easily distinguish between different scents. 

I got egg like lip balms in three different scents. melissa, green tea and propolis; black currant oil, shea butter and Q10 and panthenol, vitamin E and aloe extract. 

In these is 7.5 grams of product and the price is around 7€. 

They have cute round egg like shaped plastic packaging. On top is embossed company's name and their logo. Different colors mean different scents. They sit on their own, but if you knock it over, it will roll down the table and probably under your bed. That is the only negative thing that I can say about the packaging. 

Inside is also egg like shape of lip balm which makes it really easy to use. For some reason I just find this whole packaging super cute.

Panthenol, vitamin E and aloe extract

Lip skin conditioning and protective balm with panthenol, vitamin E and aloe extract has mint green packaging. The product inside is transparent white. 

This one should soften, smooth and moisturize skin quickly with lanolin and soy oil. It should also remove feeling of tightness, tension caused by lip dryness, bring back a sense of comfort for a substantial period with cotton seed oil. D-panthenol and vitamin E should enhance skin protection features and prevent flakiness and formation of wrinkles. D-panthenol and aloe extract should also have an anti-inflammatory and regenerating effect.

It has a fresh fruity and slightly sweet scent. 

Black currant oil, shea butter and Q10

Lip balm with black currant oil, shea butter and Q10 has red packaging and the product is lightly yellow toned.

It should quickly improve dry lip skin condition and lip skin losing elasticity and volume with black currant oil and cotton seed oil. Olive oil and shea butter should coat, calm and soften skin, remove sensation of skin tightness and discomfort. It should also moisturize, regenerate lipid layer wholeness with horseradish oil and bee wax. Coenzyme Q10 and vitamin E should resist aging, improving skin's cell metabolism. It should also keep skin more elastic and supple and keep resilience and tonus of lips. Aloe extract should help to neutralize damaging influence of atmospheric factors. 

The scent remind me of black currant tea. It's a bit sour fruity.

Melissa, green tea extract and propolis

Plant based lip balm with melissa, green tea extract and propolis is supposedly nourishing, rich plant based lip balm, enriched with propolis. This one has white packaging, but the product inside is green.

Olive oil and white bee wax should moisturize, soften, smooth lip skin, clean and protect from unfavorable weather factors. It should also quicken regeneration and better condition of a thin, vulnerable lip skin with horseradish oil, cotton seed oil and vitamin F. Propolis and melissa extract should resist development of inflammation and viral infection. Green tea leaves extract should eliminate discomfort caused by dryness and inflammation. 

The scent is right up my alley, since I love green tea and drink it every morning. It smells of green tea, so kind of herbal and it's my favorite scent of all three. 

If I compare them all together, they all have the same buttery and greasy soft texture. Green tea is probably a slight bit thicker and greasier than other two.

They all have long list of benefits, but in all honesty, they feel kind of the same on the lips. Obviously I can't speak for long term benefits like protecting me from outdoor factors or preventing of wrinkles. In general they are all very balmy and buttery. They're not as thick as some other lip balms (for example Burt's Bees lip balms), but also not as thin as for example Labello lip balms. Just the right amount of greasiness. They give shine to the lips and go on buttery smooth. The feeling on the lips is comfortable and slightly moisturized. I would say that those are more buttery and natural versions of regular drugstore lip balms. 

If you have really chapped lips, these won't be enough for you. Those are throw in the bag lip balms for regular daily hydration. 

If you're not a fan of egg like shape, you can also buy then in regular stick forms. I got three scents: melissa, green tea and propolis; sun protecting lip balm SPF20 with vitamin E and soothing sweet orange oil and vitamins C, E and F.

These also have different colored packaging as well as boxes. In each is 3.5 grams of product and it costs around 5€. 

The packaging is transparent plastic in a stick form. On the sides is a plastic button which you push in and pull down so the lip balm comes out. When you're not using it, it's closed and secure. This system would be good for all of those that like to lose their tops on regular lip balms. Plus those often get loose and you can't properly close it anymore.

Soothing sweet orange oil and vitamins C, E and F

It has orange plastic combined with transparent design. The product inside is also orange colored.

It should quickly relieve sensation of skin tightness and dryness. The skin should be supple, restored and moisturized. It should also promote healing of chapped lips and relieve irritation. It forms a thin, non-greasy film on the lips, protecting lips in winter (frost, wind, sun), for sporting activities (sharp wind, long stay in the sun, abrupt temperatures and humidity changes) and upon recovery from illness (in case there is a sensation of skin dryness and tightness). 

I adore this scent. It's like a very sweet orange and it reminds me of summery drinks.

Melissa, green tea and propolis

This one has a white combination, but the product inside is green (as with the egg shape).

It should moisturize, soften, smooth lip skin, clean and protect it from unfavourable weather factors. It claims to quicken regeneration and improve the condition of a thin, vulnerable lip skin. It should also resist development of inflammation and viral infection and eliminate discomfort cause by dryness and inflammation.

It has previously mentioned green tea herbal scent which I adore.

Sun protecting lip balm SPF 20 with vitamin E

The packaging is pastel peach pink and the product inside is white.

It should quickly relieve skin lip dryness, reddening and roughness. It ensures reliable skin protection from the effects of photo aging and aggressive weather effects. It should also make skin supple, restored and moisturized as well as promote healing of chapped lips. It's recommended for spring, summer or when going to the mountains or near the sea. 

This one has a very faint smell and it's kind of fruity and slightly sweet.

I really like this one, because it's one of those rare SPF lip balms that doesn't leave white cast on the lips. I love using it when I go out and it also feels very buttery on the lips which I prefer to the usual silicon lightweight lip balms, since I have a feeling it stays on the lips longer. 

If I compare them all, orange one is the lightest, while green tea feels slightly thicker in consistency. Sun protecting lip balm is the hardest in texture and it goes on a bit lighter than other two. It doesn't melt as quickly. I assume this is because of the sun protection ingredients. It also gives a very faint white tone to the lips, but is in fact barely noticeable. 

As with egg shapes these also promise to do multiple thing at once. They feel similar to egg shapes, moisturizing, buttery and comfortable. I don't see major difference between stick and egg versions. Maybe sticks are slightly thicker in consistency. 

I have naturally dry lips and am always on a search for good lip balms. My preferred texture is more buttery and greasy. These are just that, not too thick or greasy, but also not super light. I love different scents and the fact that ingredients are natural and really nourishing in my opinion. Those are good every day use lip balms. They wouldn't be enough in the winter or when you have really chapped lips. You can choose among very cute egg like shape or regular stick form. In my opinion the textures of both are pretty much the same. There is also multiple scents available and I like that they are a bit unconventional. I adore green tea scent and it's definitely my favorite. Sun protecting lip balm is one of rare natural ones that doesn't leave annoying white cast on the lips. I would definitely recommend you these, if you're looking for a natural, buttery, but still lightweight every day lip balms. 

In Slovenia they are currently only in Lekarne Ljubljana (online here).

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Lipstick comes in a plastic shiny black packaging and it's a bit flimsy and cheap feeling. It closes securely and so far it works fine. It has gold writing and small transparent part in the middle that let's you see the lipstick shade that is inside.

It costs only 3.10€ and in it is 4.2 grams of products. 

Shade 123 is like a burnt orange shade. I would describe it as medium orange brown. It actually looks dark on me, but could be a nude shade for dark skin tones. 

I asked the girl at the counter, which of their lipsticks are popular and she told me the matte ones as well as these Vision ones. Since my lips get really dry in fall and winter, I decided to go for Vision lipstick with Vitamin E.

It's creme finish and has a nice shine to it. Pigmentation is good and with one swipe you get a light wash of shade. The more coats you apply, the darker it looks. 

Even though it's a creme finish, it's still very long lasting. I feel like with wear it gets a bit more semi matte and it almost drys on the lips and kind of creates a stain, which prolongs the wear of it.

I also like that it's very comfortable to wear. Yes, you feel it on the lips, but it's almost like a heavier lip balm and my lips never get dry with it.

The scent is somewhat strong and not fruity or sweet at all. I would say it's also not artificial, but I can't describe it. You don't smell it while wearing, so it's not a big deal.

I also compared it to my other lipstick shades and none of them could be a dupe for it. Avon 3D Plumping Lipstick in Cantaloupe comes closest to  123 shade, but it's lighter and a lot peachier. 

I adore this shade so much. It's like the perfect colored brown for my skin tone, since it has that warm orange undertone. Some would call it a perfect fall shade, which I suppose it is, but it's also a nice colored twist on those 90s browns. 

The packaging is a bit cheap, but the product itself is amazing. It's creamy, has a bit of shine, lasts really well and it's super comfortable on the lips. I couldn't have chosen better shade than 123, since it really suits my skin tone and even more my hair color. It's more of a darker shade on me and I love burnt orange tone of it. It's also so cheap. If only we would have this store near me. I would definitely get some more shades and maybe even tried some of their other lipstick ranges.