Mentholatum Natural Ice Medicated Lip Protectant Sunscreen, 0.16 Ounce (Pack of 12)

This is one lip protectant with built in sunscreen. I rode a motorcycle for years and to not have the sunscreen was problematical. This one is very nice and Ive been using it for close to twenty years. As a P.S. The company that makes it has cut corners and you get about five to eight percent less in each one than you did several years ago. Since it is the best Ive found, and less expensive on Amazon, I still purchase them.

Love this chapstick and for some reason, I can’t find it in the store anymore! This was such a great price I bought one for myself, my mom, my sister, and my bestie! Now I have enough chapstick to keep one in my purse, one in my car, one in my bedside table, and one in my apron at work lol! This is my fave chapstick because it’s not sticky, waxy, or anything weird like that. It works right away and doesn’t leave a gross residue on my lips like some chapsticks.

I have liked and used it for years

It goes on smooth not stiff like Chapstick. Also the mint is not annoying like some lip treatments that are fruity or perfumey

Its the best lip balm, but I also use it to soothe raw nostrils (from a cold), the occasional itchy spot on my face (dry skin), and a couple small scars (foot surgery). Its a versatile, practical balm I keep in my pocket and another in my purse.

I have bought from them before. Great product and fast shipping! Will buy from them again!

Protection quality is great as a lip balm moisturizer with menthol.

Natural Ice is theee bast chap stick ever! For some odd reason every store in my town stopped carrying the product!!! Thank the heavens for Amazon that I can continue having soft wonderful lips!!!!

Ive tried everything out there for dry lips. I suffer from immune issues that cause my skin to be very dry. Iove Natural Ice because you literally only have to use it a couple times. It works so fast and you dont have to continually reapply.

I have used this product for over 45 years, ever since I first discovered it in the mid-1970s. It’s the absolutely only thing I have ever liked to use for chapstick. Even though it’s hard to find now, I’m thankful it is accessible online.