Discover how this new ultra smooth, extra moisturizing formula makes your lips feel incredible. This soft, subtle new flavor is unlike anything you've tried from Carmex before. We bet it will quickly become your favorite lip balm. For over 70 years the Woelbing family had been making Carmex lip balm. Tested on family members-not on animals.
Indications
Lip moisturizer and sunscreen.
Warnings
For external use only. When using this product, avoid contact with eyes. Stop use and consult a physician if irritation or rash occurs. Keep out of reach of children.
Comments about Carmex Ultra Moisturizing Lip Balm, SPF 15, Vanilla:
Nice chapstick. Goes on smooth and lasts a while. I don't use it every day, only when I'm going to be out in the sun, since it has SPF in it. I don't really smell any vanilla in it though, it smells like regular Carmex to me. Gives that typical Carmex tingle.
Comments about Carmex Ultra Moisturizing Lip Balm, SPF 15, Vanilla:
I LOVE Carmex Vanilla. Smells better then regular Carmex. Love the chapstick version of Carmex. Really works to keep my lips soft, no cracking, and doesn't feel sticky like lip gloss, and it lasts a very long time. I do not have to keep applying Carmex like Chapstick etc.
Apply liberally and evenly as often as necessary, and before exposure to sun, wind or cold. Reapply after swimming. Consult a physician for use on children under six months of age. This is a personal care item, and should be used by one individual only.
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