All Burt’s Bees products are free of parabens, phtalates, sodium lauryl sulfates (SLS) and petrochemicals So I was beside myself to get my hands on a few of these new sheer tinted balms from my trusted Burt. But honestly, I expected a bit more from Burt’s Bees. I absolutely miss the tingle. And it doesn’t feel quite as nourishing as their original balm. Ever since our drugstore diva, Gianna at Nouveau Cheap first spied these new balms I’ve been fruitlessly searching for them. These balms provide a “natural but better” color to lips in an incredibly creamy formula that just glides onto lips.

One word of warning: if you are expecting that Burt’s Bees rush of tingly, minty goodness, you won’t find it in the tinted balms. Instead, the balms have a subtle fruity scent. My absolutely, most favorite lip balm ever is the classic Burt’s Bees Beeswax Lip Balm – it’s super smooth, minty fresh, a great prep coat for any lip product and has kept my lips flake-free for years. Now, on to the balm, I’m reviewing Rose. Very subtle, very pretty! I see the color a lot more on my arm (as seen above) then I do on my lips. But I love to keep it in my purse all the time and know that I have a bit of color in any color emergency.If you are a fellow lip balm addict, here’s a great way to add a subtle touch of color with long lasting moisture and chapped lip protection all rolled into one – five stars! Do you have a Burt’s Bees Tinted Lip Balm review to share? I really love the way this leaves my lips feeling smooth and hydrated for hours. And since it’s Burt’s Bees, the creamy formula comes from natural ingredients including coconut oil, shea butter and beeswax.