Overnight lip mask for dry, flaky lips: Durgent

How did I use it on dry, flaky lips?

I have a habit of picking at the skin on my lips whenever it catches, so I often ended up with little wounds. I used this lip mask because I wanted to care for my lips so they would not get flaky.

At the time of the original post, I felt the price was less burdensome than that of other Olive Young products, though the exact selling price was not stated.

It arrived in protective cushioning packaging.

What were the texture and packaging like?

The product was introduced as a shea butter-containing lip mask for dry, roughened lips. The pink packaging and product color stood out, and there was a plastic protective tip inside the lid.

At first, it looked like a somewhat firm balm. When I scooped out an appropriate amount and rubbed it onto my lips, it softened slightly with body heat and spread smoothly.

The original post described it as containing an eight-peptide complex and collagen. Scooping it out with the dedicated spatula, I found it glossy and soft, with a texture that melted in nicely.

How did my lips feel after nighttime care?

Even in summer, I applied lip balm often, but I was disappointed that my lips dried out again so quickly. I used the dedicated spatula to scoop out a generous amount and applied it to my lips before going to sleep.

On contact with my lips, it melted softly and seemed to adhere evenly in a thin layer, without much stickiness or heaviness. It seemed to keep my lips moisturized overnight, and they felt plumper the next day.

What changes did I notice with continued use?

After using it consistently, I felt that the persistent dryness in my lips had decreased, and my habit of picking at them improved a lot. This is a personal experience; if your lips are sensitive or wounded, it is best to check the ingredients and whether the product is suitable for you first.