Fizzy Lip & Wet Lip

    "   Transform your lips from dull and dry to smooth, soft, and sexy with this duo. The multiaction Fizzy Lip Exfoliating Treatment instantly renews, energizes, and smooths the look of lips. It features an exfoliation complex of Caribbean cane sugar, Hawaiian sea salt, and hibiscus flower powder, and is further boosted with an antioxidant-rich tropical fruit blend of sweet almond oil, guava, cherimoya, star fruit, lychee, and mangosteen. The moisture-rich Wet Lip Balm Treatment is designed to create instantly softer, hydrated, and restored lips. It’s formulated with a super hydration infusion of sweet almond oil, cocoa butter, murumuru butter, shea butter, tamanu oil, and babassu oil, and enhanced with kombucha extract. Both lip essentials contain teaoxi® Moroccan mint leaf for sweet, minty, kissable lips.  "



TON of product

Fizzy Lip lip exfoliator (I might just be being really country, but it kinda looks like grits to me)             Step one contain the Fizzy Lip exfoliator. Both the the exfoliator and the balm have a sweet minty taste and smell which is due to the Morroccan mint that was stated in the official description I don't mind it, I actually like it ( It reminds me of Christmas and candy cane chapstick). With the product smelling like Christmas aside, the product does its job just the same as any other lip scrub I own (which is a lot), it gets all the dead skin of and my lips soft and smoo. What was supposed to set this product apart from the others on the market was the water activated fizz, but it honestly didn't translate that well when actually put in action. The directions state to first take some product and massage onto dry lips, then to add a bit of water to activate the fizzing. I tried this the first time and noticed a ever so slight tingle, but nowhere near the pop rock-esqe fizzing I saw that someone claimed in another review I read. Thinking I didn't use enough product, I added a bit more and along with  a little more water and got a little bit more of a fizzy sensation. So just keep in mind if the fizzing was the main selling point for you, don't expect a lot from in. I wasn't all that surprised from remembering back to earlier this year when Glamglow released their ""foaming"" face washes. (And that foaming in quotations deserved two sets of quotations due to me not every being able to get any foaming action from it no matter how many different ways I tried using it) 

          The Wet Lip balm has the same minty taste and feel as its scrub counterpart. Its a nice thick balm with a slip, like the Rosebud lip salves, kind of like a oil and also gives your lips the same kind of look as an oil. I absolutely hate thick lip balms that feel too heavy and goopy like Vaseline, so the texture of this was a nice surprise with how thick it is. It moisturizes well, though if left on over night it can leave you with slightly tacky residue on your lips, but that can easily be overlooked due to how good your lips feel underneath once removed.