Revision Skincare YouthFull Lip Replenisher®, Moisturizing Lip Plumper with Hyaluronic Acid, Volumizing, Plumping and Anti Aging

I really didn't want to like this bc of the price tag. Then I tried it and still didn't want to like it bc it is thick and sticky. But after using this for a few weeks, my lips look so much better! Thet're hydrated all day and fine lines look so much better - probably bc the product doesn't move all night!!! But bc of the texture I can only wear at night. I will repurchase asap so that I never run out - it's THAT good!

This is in my purse 24/7/365. Gives a nice, slight lump to your lips with a little glaze sheen. Looks good by itself with lipstick or gloss over it. I don't go anywhere without it. Affordable compared to lip injections (unless you want the trout pout…then go find a good Medi spa).

I needed another $40 skincare product like a hole in the head but this stuff is magically delicious. Its sticky, it stays on my lips, its super shiny and pretty. I also swear it plumps my lips noticeably! I am wearing it right now as I type this. Is there cat hair stuck to my lips? yes. Do I feel bonita? Very. Am I going to wake up tomorrow with the juiciest lips ever? Also, yes.The author of this review has a PhD in peptide lip products - I have a loyalty to absolutely none of them, except this one!The other ones on rotation that I'm reaching for less and less in favor of Youtfull Lip:Nudestix Peptide - pretty but poor longevityLaneige polypeptide lip - pretty and even a little plumping while on, good longevity, but makeup-yPCA Lip Filling Treatment - sticky and not pretty on the lips, but plumping even after useRhode Peptide Treatment - grainy, poor longevity, and weird smell after the reformulation with inconsistent service and shippingPaula's Choice Peptide Lip - my prior favorite plumping lip product before I got YouthFull but it does not last as long and is not as pretty on the lips for daytime wear

I struggled over the rating to give this product (Revision Skincare YouthFull Lip Replenisher), because I hate it. The positive:(1) It's very glossy.(2) It plumps a little.(3) It's long lasting.I don't know how well it works on chapped lips (bought it this spring but didn't try it until this summer).The negative:(1) It's rather thick for day wear in public.(2) My lips look moisturized while it's on, but they seem dryer after it wears off. I don't see any extended benefit.The killer:It's so sticky I can't stand it. If it gets on something besides your lips, like a cup, it's hard to get off and will be transferable to other things and hard to get off them, for instance, your fingers. My husband (reasonably) complains. If you try it and you are, like me, a side or stomach sleeper, I suggest you don't put it on before going to bed the first time you try it because of the risk that it will get on your pillowcase.Ok, why four stars overall? It does do at least some of the things it promises. If you don't object to the stickiness, it should be ok. Partly because it's expensive, I have kept using it and intend to finish, or try to finish, the tube, which is currently about 3/4 used up. The more I wear it, the more I dislike it. Four stars is what my rating would have been if I'd quit using it after the first few days. I thought it better to explain fully than to rate it down because of my personal long-term reaction.

At first, I thought this seemed like an expensive for lip balm. But I’ve have been using for about a month, and I can tell the difference. My lips are more moisturized and the lines around the edges feel improved. It is very sticky so I only use at night. But I think this product is worth the cost!

I like the way it hangs in there. Nice and thick. Feels good on. Good for a night mask. Tingles a little. Still have peeling lips...

I love this. I was skeptical of the price, and what the product would be like; I’m so thankful I took this chance. I have tried so many ‘luxury’/luxury adjacent lip balms - La Mer, Tata Harper, Tatcha, DHC, Gucci, etc. etc. etc. This is the best I’ve ever used. The lines in my lips are noticeably smoother and my natural lip pigment is brighter after waking/after use.Tip to save money: Use Revision at night for beauty rest, or once a day. Then, to maintain the glossiness for those of us who constantly apply lip balm for that feeling, use La Roche Posay Nutritic Lip Balm. LRP is 11-12 dollars, and extremely therapeutic (especially for its price point). Paired with Revision, my lips have never looked better. If money weren’t an object, I’d never use anything other than Revision.

I was not expecting this stuff to live up to its reputation, but it actually does get rid of the dry lines on my lips, for a while. Applying at night only is not enough, the problem with reapplying during the day is that it is EXTREMELY sticky. And everything sticks to it-lint, cat hair, dandelion fluff-whatever is in the air. So that is the reason for only 4 stars. I found that the $4 Essence lip plumper does pretty much the same thing at a MUCH better price point. I may buy again or not.