The Double dipped lip balm by Not Soap Radio comes in four different tastes: fleur de sel, frozen banana, black & white cookie, and cherry cordial. I got the frozen banana because I love chocolate mixed with banana. I love this lip balm because it's like getting two lip balms in one, since the lip balm comes divided in two flavors. The frozen banana scent lip balm comes half banana and half chocolate. I use this lip balm for everyday use.

If you allergic to olives or soy beans you should not use this lip balm since it contains olea europaea (Olive) and hydrogenated soybean oil.

This lip balm is split in two which is great because you can enjoy both of the scents. You will need to use your finger or a lip brush to apply this lip balm. The balm is thick and it was a little hard to put on at first. It stays in place, if you don't lick it off, which I am sure you will, because the taste is so amazing. It does not feel greasy or sticky on your lips, it actually feels good. The lip balm is clear and barely seen but does hydrate your lips.

I love the smell and taste of this lip balm. One side of the lip balm taste like banana and the other side taste like chocolate, which is a great mix together. It reminds me of chocolate and banana milkshake. The taste and the smell is so good that I guarantee you would not stop licking your lips.

This product stays long enough on your lips, if you apply it enough at the beginning. I lick my lips a lot when I have this lip balm on just because the taste is irresistible. It is easy to take it off, all you need to do is a wipe and it's gone. I like that this lip balm is split in half so you get to try two scents and flavors.

This lip balm comes in a little cute box that I loved. Here is the picture:

Overall, I love this lip balm is a great thing to have. I am definitely going to try all the scents. I love the size of it since it is bigger then usual size lip balm.

In this picture I compared the size of the double dipped lip balm to Minty breath freshening lip balm and Matte lip balm by Not Soap Radio.