BITEBEAUTY Agave Lip Balm

I've tried so many lip care products, but only three have really impressed me so far. One is this agave lip balm, another was a lip balm from a brand that seems to have disappeared... it was from Da*. The last one is the lip conditioner from Es*e Lauder. I've tried the popular Fresh Sugar Lip Balm, as well as lip oils from Clarins and the lip balm from Caudalie (which I love, but the lip balm was just not for me). No matter what lip care product I used, they would just sit on the surface without truly moisturizing my lips, and eventually my lips would start peeling. Even the expensive ones were all the same. This one, though, while it doesn't feel as intensely moisturizing when applying, it doesn't make my lips peel the next day and it provides a nice, supple protection for my lip skin.

It would be nice if it felt a bit more moisturizing when applying, but that sensation is lacking. Still, it's better than the high-end lip care products from other brands. As a side note, even lipsticks from brands like Yves Saint Laurent and MAC make my lips peel, and while that may just be specific to me, beyond the color, I really dislike how my lips feel after applying them. The only lipsticks that don't make my lips peel and feel uncomfortable are from Burberry and Marc Jacobs. NARS was also decent, but I'm not a big fan of the brand, so I passed. Dior, Chanel, MAC, Yves Saint Laurent, and Lancome all made my lips feel even more dry and cracked... So I don't fault the Bite lip balm for not being super creamy. It's no easy feat to avoid causing peeling and dryness.

It feels like just a slightly melted, sticky glue stick on the lips. It's moisturizing, so when you're in a hurry, you can just quickly apply it and feel a sense of reassurance.

It has no effect whatsoever. I genuinely like Bite Beauty products, but this one, I'm not sure what it's supposed to be used for? It's that ineffective. Even after applying it, it only lasts for 2-3 minutes and disappears like the wind. Above all, the smell is unpleasant, and if you accidentally ingest it, it tastes truly awful.