Bare English Lip Balms - Malta

Think of your lips as a sponge. When exposed to moisture, they absorb water and plump up. When dehydrated, they dry out and shrivel. Because they're always exposed, they're prone to dehydration. Bare English Lip Balms contain all sorts of natural, cruelty free moisturising ingredients: Coconut oil, Jojoba oil, Almond oil and the ultimate moisturiser, Cocoa butter.

Our new digs!!! Lots of Bare English lip balm in stock.

Ok... so we're a bit late in wishing you all a very happy 2016. No excuse really, we've just been too busy celebrating. Hope you all had a fantastic time ushering in the new year. Here's a good resolution for you and don't forget you'll need luscious lips for both, so keep applying. Happy New Year everybody from all of us at Bare English!!

Wishing you all a liptastic Christmas

Only one week to go, have you done all your Christmas shopping yet?

The perfect little stocking filler.

It’s official, scientists at ­Manchester University used eye-tracking software to show that in the ten seconds after meeting a woman for the first time, the average chap will spend more than half that time looking at her mouth. So if you want to make an impression at a Christmas party, go get your lips prepped for the season. Exfoliate gently with a toothbrush and moisturise with Bare English Lip Balms. Then use your favourite colour to enhance the luscious pout and pucker up!

Did you know that lips lack natural protective oil? No sweat glands and no oil equates to vulnerability. This implies that lips are highly exposed to cold, wind and sun. The only way to protect lips is... yep you guessed... to use a lip balm. No better lip balm than Bare English, with no harmful chemicals.

Matte lipsticks can be extremely drying, which is what helps these lipsticks stay put for so long. That's why you should use them sparingly when your lips are extremely chapped. Alternate use with hydrating lipsticks, ie those that have ingredients like vitamin E or add a layer of Bare English lip balm underneath. This will ensure your lips get all the moisture they need.

Tip of the day, and what a gorgeous day it is. Stop the lip smacking habit. Licking your lips damages the protective barrier, which drys out the lips. Your saliva contains digestive enzymes that can break down this barrier. Instead, regularly apply a good lip balm like Bare English.

And we're back... after a long summer hiatus, we're back with tips for healthy, luscious lips. We're determined to protect your pout through the cold, blustery winter months, so watch this space.

About 90% of new cases of skin cancer reported each year are sun related. Your lips are one of the most vulnerable parts of your body. Because they are practically always exposed to the sun.Young lips are even more defenseless.
Lips have a very thin layer of skin - much thinner than other parts of the body and very little melanin, the pigment that helps protect against the sun. Lips can burn easily though they hardly ever tan. The sun can also impact the collagen in your lips. Collagen is the protein which gives your lips their oomph and stops wrinkles forming on and around your lips. Too much sun can cause early aging and inner damage you may not even see. So protect your lips with a good SPF, over 15 and apply Bare English Lip Balm as a replenishing, moisturising after sun.