Blistex Lip Conditioner 7g Pot - SPF 15, Dry Lips
Blistex Lip Conditioner in the 7g pot, with SPF 15 sunscreen. It is a daily conditioner rather than a treatment for an existing problem: used regularly it protects lips from heat, cold and wind and stops them drying out and chapping in the first place. It contains collagen, cocoa butter and Vitamin E. AUST L 183798.
Features
- SPF 15 sunscreen protection for the lips
- Rehydrates dry lips with collagen, cocoa butter and Vitamin E
- Daily use to prevent drying and chapping from heat, cold and wind
- 7g pot, long lasting hydration
Specifications
- Brand: Blistex
- Product: Lip Conditioner
- Size: 7g pot
- Sun protection: SPF 15
- Contains: Collagen, cocoa butter, Vitamin E
- Registration: AUST L 183798
Why Blistex Lip Conditioner carries an SPF
Lip skin is thin, has almost no melanin and carries very few oil glands, so it neither protects itself from ultraviolet nor holds moisture the way the rest of the face does. That combination is why lips chap first in cold wind and burn first in summer sun, and why the lower lip in particular is a recognised site for sun damage in outdoor workers. An SPF conditioner addresses both halves of that: the sunscreen handles the ultraviolet exposure, and the collagen, cocoa butter and Vitamin E work on the dryness. Reapply after eating, drinking or swimming, because a lip product does not survive any of those. One thing worth naming plainly - a conditioner is not a cold sore treatment. If you get recurrent blistering at the lip margin that is a different problem needing a different product, and a pharmacist can point you to it.
Common uses
Everyday lip care, outdoor and site work, winter and alpine conditions, water sports, and workplace first aid rooms where sun exposure is routine. Pair it with broader sun and insect protection such as Rid repellent and SPF50+ combo, or browse more first aid supplies at MediBC.
Blistex Lip Conditioner FAQs
What SPF is Blistex Lip Conditioner?
SPF 15, marked on the pack and on the pot itself. It is described as a high protection sunscreen for the lips and is listed as AUST L 183798.
Why do lips need sunscreen?
Lip skin is thin, has almost no melanin and few oil glands, so it neither shields itself from ultraviolet nor retains moisture. The lower lip is a recognised site for sun damage in people who work outdoors.
How often should it be reapplied?
After eating, drinking or swimming, and regularly through the day outdoors. No lip product survives a drink, so the reapplication matters more than the initial application.
Is Blistex a cold sore treatment?
No. It conditions and protects lips. Recurrent blistering at the lip margin is a different problem with different products - ask a pharmacist.
What is in it?
Collagen, cocoa butter and Vitamin E alongside the SPF 15 sunscreen, in a 7g pot.
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