Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask

Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask

Laneige was one of the first Korean brands I discovered and partly responsibly for my obsession with beauty products from Asia – I remember being very excited when we were in Hong Kong several years ago to find it and I immediately bought the Water Sleeping Mask. I still have the pot somewhere. I spent most of that holiday in Sasa, as I remember – we went on the tram to the top of Victoria Peak, a Hong Kong landmark, and actually found a Sasa at the top. There was also a Starbucks that provided one of my all time funniest moments to witness – sitting outside it was very windy and the froth from someone’s latte got blown off into someone else’s hair. You know when laughter paralyses you? That. Anyway…moving on..

Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask

One of my friends brought me this back from a trip to Bankok and its gorgeous! I don’t think its an accident that I dreamed of strawberry milkshake lastnight – the scent is very berry-ish. Ingredients include raspberry, strawberry, cranberry and blueberry, along with a dose of gojiberry whose vitamin C content deals with dead skin cells. Believe me, despite that line up, it’s not a natural-based product, but it certainly seems to do the job. You don’t need to take the sleeping aspect too much to heart – I’m sitting at my desk for the next few hours and that is as good at time as any to use it. In feel, it’s very, very rich as well as being ultra-smooth. It feels buttery and shiny on the lips and if there’s any left in the morning (or whenever) you can just gently wipe it away with a dry flannel. I felt that it did make my lips smoother than usual and more hydrated – nice to wake up and not think about having to apply balm straight away.

I’ve found it on YesStyle for £11.45 HERE and I’d really recommend it – especially when January is so flipping boring (it won’t arrive til then).

 

Non Aff HERE

 

ith ingredients such as raspberrystrawberry,cranberryblueberry, and gojiberry rich in vitamin C melts dead skin cells from the lips and makes the lips feel smooth and elastic. Berry extracts rich in vitamin C andanti-oxidants act on dry, rough lips, making them smooth and supple.


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6 responses to “Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask”

  1. Diana Buda

    This year I travelled to the USA, and together with the water sleeping mask these were the only products I bought from Sephora (that took a lot of willpower!). It might be me, but the lip mask does nothing for me, and if it were Vaseline it would feel the same. To be honest, I almost never get dry lips so that might be it. The water sleeping mask however might be the best thing ever invented. Don’t know how I lived without it!

  2. Jo Dunning

    Hi Jane, I use this and agree it’s perfectly fine for day use too – I decanted some into a small empty (washed) eye cream pot to keep at work. I used to suffer really badly from dry cracked lips in cold weather and this has worked wonders for me, I highly recommend it!
    I bought my pot from Amazon, and I think it cost a little more but my original pot must be nearly a year old now and still going strong as you only need a small amount each time…Best Lip Balm Ever!
    Cheers Jo

  3. Jennifer

    I was so excited with this for a year, but found it stopped working for me in the last few months. It did nothing to my lips and I found better lip essences elsewhere. I use mine before bed. The smell is heaven though!

  4. Jo Mille Saisons

    Well this is going straight to the top of my list! My lips never usually get dry but they are a peely mess 🙁

  5. So tempted to get this lip mask since there’s sale e-v-e-r-y-w-h-e-r-e haha 😀

    lenne | blog

  6. Ooo this looks gorgeous!

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