Oreo cookies

I needed to add a cheap item to my cart from my last order so I could get the free shipping, my fiance begged me to get her this lip balm because it's the only flavor she doesn't have, so I thought, why not?

This lip balm is made by Not Soap Radio the best use for it is obvious, for your lips. It probably won't work on badly chapped/cracked lips (you would need a medicated balm for that) but if you dry lips or they are slightly chapped, then this will work. It is also good to use anytime that you feel you want to moisturize your lips. This balm is targeted toward women of course, it leaves some shine on my fiance's lips, so with me being a guy, I will not be using this though it does smell good and it makes her lips taste sweet.

The product page says this stuff is all natural.
The ingredients are: Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil, Cetearyl, Alcohol, Lauryl Laurate, Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Beeswax, Copernicia Cerifera (Camauba) Wax, Hydrogenated Soybean Oil, Euphorbia Cerifera (Candelilla) Wax, Theobroma cacao (Cocoa) Extract, Flavor, Mica

I would check those out if you have any allergy issues, specifically with chocolate.

This stuff is a balm and is in solid form inside of the tin. You have to swirl your finger around in it to get some, by putting a bit of pressure into it, you can get more but be careful not to force your whole finger down through it. You get a thin layer so you can keep applying until you get the amount you want on your lips. It feels smooth and creamy on your finger and your lips. It isn't greasy or sticky. It goes on clean but has a little shine to it.

This particular balm is the Black & White Cookie scent/flavor. Upon opening the tin, we both smelled it and agreed that it does smell like an Oreo cookie. You can get a whiff of both the vanilla and chocolate, though the vanilla seems to be a bit stronger. The scent isn't that strong, especially compared to the other flavors she has. It can faintly be smelled by her when she first applies it to her lips.

As for the taste, it doesn't taste like an Oreo. Since we were at home, I took one for the men's team and put a little on my lips and licked it off, she did the same. Neither of us could really put a name to what it tastes like exactly, so it's safe to just describe it as sweet. It isn't bad tasting or anything, just light and sweet.

As I mentioned, I got this for my fiance, I only tested out the taste/feel of it. I didn't put it on long enough or wear it out to see how long it works. My fiance says it just depends on how dry your lips are to begin with, it can last an hour or so depending on what you are doing. If you are eating, drinking or licking your lips, you will have to apply it more often. She is one of those women that is always putting lip balm, chapstick or gloss on her lips, she probably puts it on more than actually needed but says she like the feeling of smooth lips (and I won't complain, it's nice to kiss soft lips and even better when they taste good).

The balm came in a small cardboard square package with the balm inside. The balm is in a round tin with a label that says Black & White Cookie lip balm and says .75oz/23g. It has a city outline in the background, a sketch of The Statue of Liberty, a cup of coffee and what looks like a cookie (or what the actual balm inside looks like).