NIVEABlackberry Lip Care, Tinted Lip Balm with Shea Butter, Nourishing Oils and Vitamin C & E, 3-in-1 Moisture, Repair (for Dry Lips) and Color, 0.17 Oz Stick

This Nivea Blackberry Shine lip balm has a great color!It's not a strong lipstick color, but a perfect, subtle blackberry tint that enhances your natural lip color. It provides a pretty berry hue with a bit of shine, making lips look healthy and full without feeling sticky or heavy. It's super comfy, moisturizing, and gives a nice pop of natural color.I use it everyday for almost 3 years.

Hydrating, good smell, no off taste and the color is just right for a slightly stained lip look.

Nice Color

Pretty color and great hydration

As someone who has used dozens of different lip products, I always go back to Nivea blackberry. It is very moisturizing, has a beautiful natural berry color and sheen to it. I love how the stain remains when most of the balm is gone, and it is long lasting. The taste isn’t my favorite, but it’s not bad at all. The price makes it well worth it!

AND THE PRICE!!I purchased it on a whim sometime last year during a much-taken-for-granted-at-the-time lunch jaunt to the Duane Reade on John Street in beautiful NYC.Then, upon returning to the office, I tossed it into a literal bowl on my desk of other lip products ranging from drugstore to embarrassingly expensive. The bowl held upwards of 20 reddish berryish tints, and that's a conservative estimate. I had a problem.And when the WFH stuff started in March, my hoard of desk stuff was left to sit and collect dust. Then, when I started a new job a few months into quarantine, the stuff was shipped back to my apartment in two large cardboard boxes. And I let them sit unopened for a week, paralyzed by the fear of what would meet me when I opened them. Paralyzed in general. I’m never not feeling paralysis these days.But one afternoon, some inner voice assured me it was time, so I ripped them open with my bare hands and got to work. I threw away the stale mint tea, broken granola bars, TimeOut and Boro magazines from three summers ago, bent stickers I never committed to putting on my stuff. Broken mugs. Dead pens. And most of the lip products, though it pained me greatly. They had melted and taken on a weird crayon-y smell, and as so many folks have realized during this time, they were not necessary to my routine or my happiness. I do not wear makeup anymore. Period. Not even brow gel. I am not sure if I even miss it. But I did miss the Nivea lip balm enough to save her, along with one other red Kosas lip oil (still as good as the day I bought it on BOGO with my dear old work wife. Hi Kemy.)And since the Great Unpacking, I’ve worn the Nivea lip balm every single day, reapplying before meetings with people I’ve yet to meet in real life. It fades evenly and gets brighter and stainier with every application. It’s the first and only tinted lip that I can put on WITHOUT so much as touching up with a finger. We all know that weird stained ring finger tip, we all dislike it just like we dislike the Flamin’ Hot Cheeto fingers. This balm is THAT easy and foolproof.And there’s actual color payoff, unlike so many berryish tints I’ve been burned by before. My lips are more pigmented, so what tends to be a MLBB shade on some tends to be invisible on me. This berry is on the bolder side of sheer, and shows up enough that it brings some brightness and life to my face on Zoom! A face which is tan from being safely outside on weekends but still weirdly grayish from anxiety-induced insomnia! Nothing short of a miracle.If this balm was wrapped in luxe Dior packaging, I would pay 30 dollars for it. I would also pay 30 dollars to leisurely stroll through Duane Reade in FiDi just one more time, to touch bottles of lotion and swatch (!! Ew!!) product on my hand, but also I would pay 300000 dollars to never have to go back to FiDi again.Anyway, I'm so glad I can get this tinted balm in mass quantities on this godforsaken website—I implore you to try it, too.

Cute, nice dark color

I am enjoying the lip product.