CoverGirl Clean Fresh Tinted Lip Balm, Vegan Formula, Hydrating, Natural Finish, Bliss You Berry, 1 Count

Moisturizes great as well as adds a light tint of color to lips. I'm not usually a lipgloss wearing person, but this makes my lips feel smooth.

Buen bálsamo del día a día el color es constructible dependiendo de cuantas capas te pongas y dicen que es un dúo del clinic black honey, el color es café rojizo.

Very pretty! I have a medium/darker skin tone, so I prefer darker/richer colors. This balm is really nice! Definitely a "berry" colour. Like deep raspberry juice stain with some help. Applies well and has decent pigment. It works really well with 3 different coloured lip liners I have in my rotation. Feels hydrating like a balm. I really like the container. It's light and doesn't take up too much space. A little thicker than a chapstick though. I like not worring about breaking a glass lip gloss or an expensive lipstick when I am rough with my purse. I often leave it in my purse so that I have a little something at all times. It's really saved me on nights out that I wore lipliner or something else but forgot it at home. There's been a few occasions I forgot to pack what I originally applied, ate/drank and desperately needed to reapply just to find out I forgot it. Boom, this balm to the rescue to fill in so that I don't look like a clown or have to wipe my lips off completely. I think this is often reviewed as a black honey dupe. I've never tried the actual black honey, so I cannot say for sure. For this price and quality, this little balm is bangin'. I'd avtually like to try out some more shades of this product.

Me encanta este producto, es como brillo pero con un buen toque de color

The product texture is light, more like a light chapstick than a thick balm, which I enjoy (not sticky or too oily). It's pigmented enough to show on my lips (I have fair skin and light to medium toned lips) but not so pigmented that you need to be really precise. You can build up the color without the texture becoming too thick or slick. The color itself is reminiscent of black honey, but on me it pulls slightly orange on me, which I don't enjoy. For reference, I have cool, fair olive skin with a grey/teal undertone. If you are warmer than me, and fair to medium skin tone, this would be a nice shade without having to fiddle with it. It might not show up very well on deeper skin tones. If you're medium skin toned with two-toned lips, this shade might offer some color but since it's a relatively sheer formula, it probably won't equalize different lip colors (if that's your goal). I still have a place for this balm, usually as an all-over color after lip liner, and then I had a bluish lip gloss on top to neutralize some of the orange. It would make a good purse lip product for when you want some color but don't want to whip out a mirror and get precise with application. The photo is of two coats of the balm in berry, without any other products, in natural lighting. There's tons of products like this on the market, but I appreciate that it's unscented, cruelty free, a comfortable formula, sturdy packaging, and pretty affordable. I would have preferred SPF and a little more purple in the berry color, but overall I don't regret my purchase and will continue to use this.