Supergoop AcaiFusion SPF30 Lip Balm - 15ml/0.5oz

Love the fact this lip balm has SPF30 as I needed it for my summer holiday.The smell is so pleasant, I think it smells like a pina colada - creamy pineapple fragrant. The slight peachy tint actually looks quite nice and subtle on the lips too. I used it while out in 30 degrees sun and didn't experience any sun burn on my lips so the SPF must be working! Durability is quite good, do need to reapply but not too often.

I love all supergoop products. They are reef friendly (not like most cheap sunscreens that actually damage the coral / reef if you use them when swimming). I also have a lot of problems finding sunscreen lip balms that don't dry my lips out, but I can use this daily as a lip balm as well. Highly recommend.

Just started using it anit feels good. You only need a very small amount so probably works out to be not so expensive. Arrived earlier than expected. Well packaged.

Brilliant- very difficult to get a non greasy lip balm with moisturizer & protection - have been telling everyone about it!

I would definitely recommend this lip balm. It glides on smoothly, isn't at all sticky, smells nice and best of all, really moisturizes lips for ages.

This is exactly what I wanted in an anti-aging product for my lips. Perfection!

This is my new favorite SPF f lip balm! I love that it is not sticky, does not leave a white cast or bitter taste like Nivea, and most of all, protects your lips from the sun! Yes, it is kind of pricey but worth the investment. I love to use it on top of my MAC lipsticks (which are too drying) or just after any of my lipsticks wears off. It looks gorgeous! I cannot wait to buy other products from this brand. Thus far the only SPF face cream that I tolerate and meets my standards (SPF 40+) is Biotrade Melabel. Looking for a serious contender

This is my favorite lip balm in production. My prior favorite was Zim’s Crack Creme but they’ve stopped making it. I’ve since tried about a dozen different brands—from cheap to high end—and most are just ‘OK’. This one really makes your lips fee moist rather than making them feel caked and waxy. It feels like it makes a lasting impact on your lip texture and health. SPF is a must for me and 30 SPF is plenty. I’ve not have any sun damage since I started using this product. I really like the taste. It’s mild and not particularly noticeable to me. Overall this is my new go-to and a really great product, especially for men as it doesn’t have a shiny, greasy look.

Love this lip balm! I've been looking for a lip balm with sunscreen protection that doesn't feel waxy, sticky, heavy, or taste bad and this fits the bill. I got the Acai one, and the scent is so subtle and nice and dissipates a few minutes after applying. This balm is hydrating and isn't sticky, thankfully. I like it so much that I ordered another to add to a friend's birthday gift because she is addicted to lip balms and Chapstick and I know she'll like how this feels. The added antioxidant benefits from the Acai are an added bonus to keep lips looking young and protected from free-radicals. You can't go wrong with this. I'd choose this over the waxy feeling of Burt's Bees any day. Well worth the extra few bucks for a great balm.

I have a history of getting sun blisters on my lips every summer.. this is the first product that protected them even in the Caribbean!!

I'm a supergoop person. This review may be slightly biased. I really like this lip "gloss". I live in a very sunny climate & have very dry skin so this product is great for someone like me. It's very moisturizing, has shine (can be used as a top layer over lip makeup), no white cast, & has a great scent. ONE CON- initially it can taste a bit like sunscreen can smell. Not enough to be unpleasant but noticeable. I keep reordering because this is so economical, the consistency is harder to find, & there is only one drawback for me. Also no active ingredients i personally mind although i know a few people are on the fence about active ingredients in sunscreens these days & chemical sunscreens vs. Physical despite inconclusive research for quite a few chemical sunscreens. I think that's a larger issue of personal choice and a matter of one's priorities.