Tripeptide Plumping Lip Balm.

"I didn't love the one from the Inky 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."

"The Inky List also has a peptide lip balm which is also nice. If you're on a budget, the one from the Inky List is also worth checking out."

"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."

"Here is my recommendation of the best lip repair product. It is from The Inky List. It is called the Tripeptide Plumping Lip Balm. It is so so affordable and it basically has the same formula as this more expensive one by Pau's Choice. The difference here is this has a very nice metal applicator tip versus plastic, but the formula again very similar if not the same, and so this works incredible. The consistency is clear and it's just a nice little hydrating occlusive ointment. I recently met up with my sister for a sister's weekend and she was complaining about her dry cracked lips that she's had for years and that nothing can fix them. So I pulled this out of my cosmetic bag, let her try it for the few days that we were together, and then I let her keep it and take it home. I get a text message from her the day after she gets back home and she says, 'Oh my gosh, my lips are totally fixed. They are not dry and cracked anymore. This stuff is amazing.' So 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 Inky List."

"I've been using for a very long time the Inky 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."

"This is from the Inky List, it's their Tripeptide Plumping Lip Balm. I've just been using it over the past week and I'm thinking it's causing irritation on my lips. I feel like I've got a little stingy crack here in the corner. I think it's this 100% because it's a new onset since I've started using it. It says Plumping, and I wonder if it has some ingredients that are kind of irritating and they cause a little bit of swelling, and that's how they plump."

"The Inky List lip plumper hasn't irritated my lips, but 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 Inky 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 not sure what caused the irritation."