According to the name of this product (Dona Plumping Lip Balm), I would expect that you would want to use this when you were hoping to give a certain fullness to your lips. Sadly, I can't say that about this product (see notes below about plumping).

What I can say is that if you're looking for an everyday (or rather, every night, since this lip balm doesn't have any sunscreening elements as far as I can tell) lip balm, this would be a fine choice.

This balm went onto my lips in a fairly thick, creamy manner. It's less firm than a traditional chap stick and less greasy than most of the glosses. It reminded me of some of the natural lip balms that I've picked up over the years, where it gives a thick layer of protection that stays a fairly long time.

It doesn't seem to harden and crumble off as some balms can, but it is thick enough that it will prevent most lipsticks from staying if you try to put some color over it.

The flavor/scent I tried was Camu Camu (I had to look it up), which in this case is sort of a light citrus (lime, maybe?). Overall, the scent is very light and the flavor is almost unnoticeable. While I enjoyed the scent, I wasn't sure it had any sort of aphrodisiac qualities to it (but that's so hard to quantify).

The product lasts a fairly long time, I think because it's so thick. So as a general lip balm, it works fairly well (again, without SPF, so it's better for indoors/night wear).

However, the lip-plumping elements seemed non-existent. There was no tingling (which is what I've usually noticed with products that claim to boost my lip size), and there was definitely no change in the way my lips looked. For me, this is actually a benefit, because I don't particularly like the tingling sensation on my lips, but for a product that claims to plump lips, this was a serious flaw.