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Explain what is Korres?
Headquartered in Athens, Greece, Korres started manufacturing beauty products from natural sources in 1996. Its manufacturing philosophy is based on the principles of homeopathy which centers on enhancing the body’s natural ability to heal itself and regulate body processes.
Since Korres marketed it’s first-ever global brand, Korres Wild Rose 24-Hour Cream, it went on to expand to the design and production of other cosmeceutical products strictly made from natural and certified organic ingredients.
Explain what Korres Lip Butter is?
Korres Lip Butter is a lip balm that leaves lips with a shiny, tinted finish. Available in six different shades, Shea Butter is the primary ingredient of the Korres Lip Butter line. Shea Butter is world-renowned for generations for its skin protecting, deep moisturizing, and healing properties. It protects the skin from breaking due to harsh climate conditions, and soothes chapped, damaged skin to restore its natural moisture.
Korres Lip Butter is available in the following varieties that come in different shades, ranging from neutral, to
pinkish, to orangy, and to the daring red
Guava. The Korres Guava Lip Butter is the clear variety, leaving your lips in its natural tone and color as it deeply moisturizes it but still leaving you that shiny, healthy-looking lip finish. If you’re looking to use Korres Lip Butter day in and day out to protect against chapped lips, this is the formulation you need.
Quince. Quince is a widely available fruit in Greece, often candied and used as an ingredient in sweet desserts. Quince has anti-inflammatory and wound-healing properties. The Korres Quince Lip Butter then is ideal for damaged skin that is often subjected to environmental stresses such as overly dry or cold climate.
Jasmine. If you’re going for a natural pink tinge on your lips, the Korres Jasmine Lip Butter is your perfect bet for this line of lip balms. The Korres Jasmine Lip Butter is the go-to product for people with dry, sensitive skin. It is also the perfect treat for those with prematurely aged skin.
Pomegranate. Tinted in sheer coral, the Korres Pomegranate Lip Butter is packed with antioxidants. Thus, the Korres Pomegranate Lip Butter is a great way to fight off the damaging effects of free radicals on skin on your lips. The product leaves a barely there pinkish finish to give you a natural-looking pout.
Mango. For that orangy tinge on your puckers, try the Korres Mango Lip Butter. Mango has natural skin moisturizing, and UV protection properties that protect lips against chapping and leave them looking luscious as ever. Mango also helps rejuvenate skin. So, if your lips are chronically suffering from dryness and damage, the Korres Mango Lip Butter might just help finally solve your perennial problem.
Wild Rose. If getting a sheer, deep red lip finish is your goal, using the Korres Wild Rose Lip Butter might help. Infused with wild rose oil, this lip product offers high linoleic acid content. Linoleic acid is well known for its ultrahydration and skin softening properties. Thus, if dry, damaged lips are your issue, and you prefer a darker tinge on your puckers, the Korres Wild Rose Lip Butter can help you achieve both.
Pros of Korres Lip Butter
The Korres Lip Butter line is made strictly only from all natural, certified organic ingredients of the highest quality, and skips all genetically-modified organisms (GMOs), a guarantee Korres claims for all of the products it manufactures. Furthermore, you can be certain that each bottle does not contain harmful chemicals and substances like parabens, sulfates, and petrochemicals which can all cause allergies and damage your skin over the long term.
Cons of Korres Lip Butter
Korres Lip Butter products can be unhygienic to use as it does not come with an applicator and therefore requires you to dip your bare fingers into the bottle every time you use it. The product line is expensive compared to its counterparts, especially since each application does not have lasting cling on lips and requires frequent reapplication.
How to Apply?
Korres Lip Butter is applied with bare hands. Reapply as often as desired.
How Long Does The Korres Lip Butter Last?
Each application lasts on lips for only about two to three hours only.
How Much Does Korres Lip Butter Costs?
Korres Lip Butter costs, on the average, US$12 per 6g bottle, which will probably last for two to three weeks of regular, continued use.
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