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ELF Studio Lip Exfoliator Review

June 27, 2013

More reviews rolling out from my ELF haul earlier this year! This time, it’s about the ELF Studio Lip Exfoliator.

What the packaging says:
“This lip exfoliator gently exfoliates lips to remove dry chapped skin with a sugary sweet and smoothing sensation. It is infused with Vitamin E, Shea Butter and other good stuff.”

Instructions: Apply to clean damp lips and massage in a circular motion to exfoliate. Use a moistened cotton pad with water and gently wipe away scrub. Follow with a lip balm or gloss to condition.

The ingredient list is amazing! All natural and all sorts of oils.

 

Pros
  • The price- it’s only $3
  • The smell and taste
  • It really scrubs and leaves your lips feeling smooth
Cons
  • A little harsh for every day use
  • Sometimes the beads don’t come off and I have to scrap it
Recommendations

I really like the smell/taste of this lip exfoliator! Also I love how the ingredient list is full of good for you ingredients. It definitely performs up to its standards and helps your lips feel smooth. However, it is a bit rough so your lips may come out feeling a little raw. But it’s an awesome scrub for non-regular reuse. Highly recommended!

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Hi, I’m Angela and welcome to Raincouver Beauty! I test and share swatches and reviews of the latest beauty products. I also love to travel the world especially if I can sip on a glass of wine! Join me as I live high-low: save when you can and splurge on special experiences!

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1. Kanoko, try their special green tea infused soba or normal soba. I loved the dashi and tempura. Perfect lunch option for after visiting the tori gates. 1,300 Yen 🍜

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