Tripeptide Plumping Lip Balm.

"The Tripeptide Plumping Lip Balm from The INKEY List has been a go-to of mine for well over a year now. I would put this on right before bed."

"This is a plumping lip balm that over time plumps, hydrates your lips, restores them. It has peptides that help maintain and build collagen. This is not an instant plump like the Dr. Dennis Gross one, but it works over time. Get it before it sells out again. This is the best budget lip product of the year, hands down."

"This one, I will link below, it's by The INKEY List, it's a Tripeptide Plumping Lip Balm, and it is insanely effective at repairing that lip skin barrier. It also comes now in tinted shades, I will link those below too."

"The INKEY List Tripeptide Plumping Lip Balm has a nice, simple lip applicator. I've tried it, and both this and the Paula's Choice one are awesome, this is the one I've kind of gravitated towards. You can put this on a couple times a day, morning and night, for peptides for your lips to help maintain that lip volume and not neglect the lips."

"This one has been amazing in my own skin routine this year. It will hydrate the lips, repair cracked damaged lip barrier, and then help plump and build collagen with their peptides in this."

"My recommendation of the best lip repair product is from The Inkey List, it's called the Tripeptide Plumping Lip Balm. It is so affordable and it basically has the same formula as a more expensive one by Paulas Choice. [...] This one has a very nice metal applicator tip whereas that one is plastic, but the formula is very similar if not the same, and it works incredible. The consistency is clear and it's just a nice little hydrating occlusive ointment. [...] My sister had dry, cracked lips for years that nothing could fix, so [...] I let her try this for a few days [...] and she texted me the day after she got home saying her lips are totally fixed, they are not dry and cracked anymore, and that this stuff is amazing. It really works and it's very affordable."

"I put on this clear peptide lip balm that does a really good job keeping the lips from being dry and cracked. The peptides are really repairing and then over a couple weeks you'll notice a subtle plumping. This one's $13 by The Inkey List."

"I feel like I can get the benefits of these peptides a lot more easily in my routine with this one than I do with the alternative. This one is much easier for me to use more often and more consistently, and that is what is going to actually get you the best long-term results. [...] If you want to make lip care a part of your daily routine, plump your lips over time without that tingly feeling, save your money and choose this one by The INKEY List. I believe you should put this in your daily skincare routine and stick with it over time to protect your lips and slow down their signs of aging. [...] For me personally, I am using this one nightly, and [...] when it comes to my long-term anti-aging routine, I think this one by The INKEY List is your pick."

"I've been using for a very long time the Inkey List Tripeptide Plumping Lip Balm. This is the clear version. It also comes in several colors. You can wear this during the day as well. This has peptides in it which do a very good job of repairing damaged lip skin, which is a common side effect that happens when you're on retinoids or just aging and dry skin in general."

"The tripeptide Plumping lip balms are a must have, super super affordable. I think every brand it seems like has been releasing this similar product this year, these plump tinted peptide lip products, but for the price these are amazing. It comes in clear and then three different shades, this is the mocha, it comes in a pink and a berry. These repair dry cracked lips and over time will give the lips a subtle plump. I wear these constantly, especially overnight, the clear one, and they're amazing."

"Most nights I use my wonderful clear lip plumping lip balm and you can see actual subtle plumping of your lips with this after you use it a few weeks."

"I didn't love the one from The Inkey List. At first, I really liked it. Then, the more often I used it, the more I started to dislike that it had no taste at all, which almost left it with a taste. It's not a bad product, but it's just, I don't know."

"This one to me feels like a lip mask. It has a kind of a thick texture that's very, very matte. It's got the Matrix 3000 Duo and Matrix synthesis peptides, the same as the Paula's Choice, and it also has castor seed oil, babass oil, chia seed oil, and olive oil. It has a slight chemical taste to it that dissipates quickly. It has a matte finish and it's definitely thicker than the others. It just feels like a mask. Once it soaks in it doesn't have a shiny finish."

"The Inky List also has a peptide lip balm which is also nice. This one contains shea butter, castor seed oil, two different peptides in shea butter. If you're on a budget, the one from The Inky List is also worth checking out."

"I tried this one the other day. I wanted to love it. The Inkey List plumping lip balm and every time I use it, [...] it just ends up tasting just gross. I don't know how else to describe it."

"The INKEY List came out with one. This one I would say is a nice one for men who don't want a shiny finish because this one has kind of a natural slightly matte finish. Once it soaks in it really isn't very shiny, it kind of has more of a natural finish once it soaks in and it feels really nice and it has no taste or anything like that in there. This one's decent for me, I like it, it's a nice option to have."

"The Plumping lip balm, they did side by side pictures which I could tell was in different lighting, it wasn't like an equal side by side comparison and that was quite obvious to people. It also wasn't the sort of product that was really ever going to plump massively in the long term, so they overinflated the claims and as a result people were disappointed."

"Their Tripeptide Plumping Lip Balm is genuinely amazing. It's getting a lot of praise online, people are saying how wonderful it is. [...] Everybody loves that product, and for good reason. It's back to what The Inkey List do well: high quality formulations at affordable prices."

"I'm going to give this a ding ding ding, 10 out of 10, absolutely love it. [...] Some of the worst ingredients in lip balms are plumping ones, however some people love a good plumping action in their lip balm, and there is probably just one plumping lip balm on the market that doesn't damage your skin, and it's a relative newcomer. This is the INKEY List Tripeptide Plumping Lip Balm. I think this launched about two months ago and people are going mad for it online, and with good reason. This plumps the lips by going back to basics. The INKEY List's take is the best way to achieve plumper lips is by flooding them with hydration, and this is true. If we damage and dry our lips with the wrong ingredients, then in the long term our lips are going to look a lot less plump and hydrated than otherwise. This is just taking it back to basics with a really nice formula, also around 10 pounds, twelve dollars, so a good price point, and it contains multiple different peptides alongside some hyaluronic acid, some other humectants, some calming, soothing ingredients. They did a little study to go alongside this and said people felt 40 percent plumper as a result of using this for two weeks. I'm always skeptical about these studies that are funded by brands, usually they're garbage, however my friend bought this and honestly she's been relentless, WhatsApp after WhatsApp about how amazing this product is over the last two weeks that she's been using it, telling me I have to try it. Obviously the fear of missing out took over, so I ordered it, tried it a couple of times, and I was really impressed. Loads of beneficial ingredients, very few, in fact zero, nasties in here. Whilst the INKEY List are my favorite skincare brand ever, I'm always happy to sing the praises of a good product."

"One of my least favorites has to be The Inkey List Tripeptide Plumping Lip Balm. Out of all the lip balm launches we saw this year, this is my personal least favorite. While it has a really nice unique slip to it when you first put it on that makes it feel more than just like a thick occlusive Vaseline type layer, I will never get over the taste. [...] If you put something on your lips you are going to taste it whether you like it or not. It's one of the main reasons brands add fragrance to lip products and advertise them as different flavors because you can taste it, and unfortunately this one tastes a little bit like chicken soup, which isn't the worst taste in the world, but it's definitely not pleasant."

"I think this is a pretty solid lip plumper, but the marketing might just be a little bit misleading. There are three types of ingredients in this that make it work. First, there are the tripeptides, which are in the name. They say it's a 6% Tripeptide Complex, and INKEY do this quite a lot: the complex is mostly not tripeptides, so the tripeptides themselves will be way less than 6%. They're Palmitoyl Tripeptide-1 and Palmitoyl Tripeptide-38, which are in a lot of skincare products. They're basically modified bits of broken-down proteins, meant to go down deep into the dermis, the lower layer of skin, and thicken it by making it produce more collagen and elastin. There's a bit of evidence for these working, but usually in more watery, serum-like products. I don't know if there's any evidence of them getting into skin from an oil-based product like this balm, and they do need to get quite deep down into skin because they're trying to reach that dermal layer. But even if they were working, I don't think this would really explain the plumping effect, even though the marketing does make it sound like they're doing the work. Your dermis is really thin, and these sorts of ingredients would take months to have any effect, but they're claiming a 20% increase in volume in two weeks. So I think what's way more likely to be working is temporary plumping ingredients, which aren't listed in the product name because they're a lot less exciting."

"Their Tripeptide Plumping Lip Balm is not for me, it claims to plump the lips [...] purely down to peptides, however the marketing is a little bit deceptive and it's more likely you're seeing temporary plumping effects from hyaluronic acid than the tripeptide formula. It also has [...] an ingredient purposely supposed to irritate your lips so they look plumper, but they kept that quiet, and whilst you don't get that stinging sensation, [...] it kind of tastes like chicken stock."

"I do not like this. My single biggest problem with this lip balm is that I cannot get past the flavor. The texture is more of an emollient, not a super occlusive lip balm, almost more like a lip oil. It has no scent and no flavor, which sounded like a good idea in theory, but I forgot that I taste my lip balms from time to time, and since it contains ingredients that may be beneficial to your lips that don't taste great, without anything in the formula to offset that flavor, it is rough. I've tried to wear this a couple of times now and I can't, I'm too sensitive to bad flavors I guess. I don't think it's just a bad product, some people may not react to flavor the way I do, but if you like flavor and don't like bad tastes in your lip balms, you might not love this one either."

"I was big mad at The INKEY List, I do not like that lip balm at all."

"I've been using it over the past week and I'm thinking it's causing irritation on my lips. I've got a little stingy crack here in the corner. It's a new onset since I've started using it, so it's got to be that. It says Plumping, and I wonder if it has some ingredients that are kind of irritating and cause a little bit of swelling, which is how they plump."

"The Inkey List lip plumper, it hasn't irritated my lips. Is it the best lip balm product I've ever used? No, but it's pretty nice."

"I was having [...] really chapped lips, especially the corner in my mouth was getting cracked. It's 100% that Inkey List lip balm that I was trying out, so that is a no-go for me. I looked at the ingredients and I could not find anything that was suspect, so I have no idea [...] what it is about that, but I'm back on my petroleum game."