*Blistex Jojoba & Agave Rescue Lip Balm Review

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Blistex Jojoba Rescue Lip Balm* is a great product when you need intense hydration and nourishment for your lips.
Key Ingredients and Benefits
  • Jojoba Oil: Known for its moisturising properties, jojoba oil helps to soothe and soften dry, chapped lips.
  • Vitamin C&E: These antioxidants helps to protect the lips from environmental damage and promote healing.
This lip balm has a smooth texture that glides on easily without feeling greasy or heavy. It has a mild, pleasant scent that isn’t overpowering.

The Blistex Agave Rescue Lip Balm* is a great product for anyone struggling with dry, chapped lips.


Key Ingredients and Benefits:

  • Agave extract: Known for its superior moisture-retaining properties.
  • Peach and Plum extracts: Which revitalises lip appearance as well as adding a subtle, pleasant scent that isn’t overpowering. 
From the first application, my lips felt noticeably softer and more hydrated. The balm has a creamy texture that glides on effortlessly, providing an instant soothing effect. Unlike some lip balms that need frequent reapplication, Blistex Agave Rescue keeps my lips moisturised for hours.

These products comes in a convenient, easy-to-use tube that fits well in pockets and purses. The twist-up mechanism ensures that the balm stays clean and is easy to apply on the go.

These Lip Balms are recommended for anyone looking for a reliable, effective lip balm that provides excellent hydration and protection. The blend of natural ingredients makes it suitable for sensitive skin, and their performance in various weather conditions is perfect for the British weather when it goes hot to cold from day to day.

Both Jojoba Rescue and Agave Rescue* have an RRP of £2.99 and are initially available at Morrison’s, Tesco and Amazon.

Have you tried these lip balm before? If so, what did you think of them?

Leigh💜

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