CatriceLip Lovin’ Overnight Lip Mask | With Shea Butter & Vitamin E | Moisturize & Nourish Dry, Chapped Lips | Vegan & Cruelty Free | Made Without Gluten & Parabens (010 Bedtime Beauty)

This is just what I was looking for to help with my chapped lips. The Catrice line of cosmetics continues to amaze me with the excellent quality inexpensively.

LOVE this product by Catrice. Truly. However, today was the third time I received the wrong product. Not sure if it's Amazon, or the Catrice Store, but the Under Eye Corrector has an additional Lip Mask sticker on it that the warehouse might be putting on. Had to return twice, go to the UPS Store, etc. Today, the third time, Amazon refunded me and told me to order from another seller - only there is no other seller on Amazon. I did purchase other products and they were correct - just this snafu. Hope it can be fixed. THANK YOU! Again, LOVE the product.

Great overnight lip mask. Much better and cheaper than Laneige. Puts a nice, thick cushy coating on your lips. Tastes like soap so I dinged it a star. Jar is pretty small, too.

I love using this in the winter time for extra hydration on my lips.

I get very cracked lips in the winter, so I needed something at night to keep them moisturized.This product smells good and I love that it’s vegan. But it is more like a lip balm than an overnight mask. It does have a little bit of pigment as well.

I want to start by saying that I have several Catrice products and LOVE them all (nail polish, lipsticks, mascara, concealer, etc)... so imagine my surprise when I tried this lipbalm/mask and then decided to throw it away! :-( The texture is nice and creamy and it actually softens your lips (at least for the 30 minutes I kept it on until I washed it off) but the taste is horrendous... it tastes like house cleaning disinfectant! 😕

Better than some high end products at a much more affordable price.

I would ordinarily give this product 4 stars. It doesn't work for me as an overnight lip mask, so I use it as a normal balm and liked it enough to repurchase. Note the scuffs on the lid--that suggests it was opened/used already. (Caveat emptor. You may be buying someone else's returned defective lip balm that was restocked instead of disposed of.) Also note the icky blister and weird speckled texture on the surface of the balm. It didn't look like that last time and it's definitely not supposed to! There's no shrink wrap or safety tape on the jar, which would be suspicious even if the balm inside looked pristine. Gone are the days of free replacements for cosmetics with photo proof of defects, unfortunately. Something this cheap isn't worth the trouble of sending back.