INDEEDLaboratories Hydraluron Volumising Lip treatment: Treat, Soothe, Hydrate & Plump Size: 0.31 fl oz/9.3 ml

Soothing and plumbing on lips.

I always liked the way my lips looked but as I got older I noticed they were getting thinner. I researched lip products that would make them fuller without irritating them. I’d used Too Faced plumping lip gloss in the past but I didn’t like the stinging feeling and I was looking for something with long term results. I settled on this, not really expecting noticeable results but I was wrong. I use it two to three times a day and my lips are healthier in the winter than they’ve ever been and my lips are fuller. I don’t have fine lines around them and I’m almost 50. It’s the right price, so you can’t beat it.

I love a good plumping lip gloss but this one is disappointing. It’s smooth and feels good for sure and doesn’t have the burn that some have but it’s basically just regular gloss.

I have chronically dry and flaking lips because I bite them as a nervous habit. I've tried Chapstick, Burt's Bees, petrolatum and while some gave me more relief than others, it never completely solved the problem. This lip balm was a HUGE game changer. It does have a little bit of a tacky feeling, so maybe best to put it on at night if that bothers you or if you're going to kiss someone, but it not only created a protective layer over my lips, but also hydrated them and allowed them to heal faster than previously. I didn't buy it so much for the plumping, but the caffeine in it will give your lips a VERY slight reddened, plumper look, but eh. It's a little frustrating to read the comments and see people call this an extra expensive petrolatum. Petrolatum is an occlusive which only traps in moisture and while that is a wonderful and cheap option for most people, this lip balm actually has shea butter, Vitamin E, Vitamin C, green tea, coffee, hyaluronic acid and peptides. It has a nice mixture of occlusives, humectants, emollients and antioxidants, which means it will keep in moisture, hydrate (yes, those are two different things) and help repair the skin barrier while also assisting with free radical damage from the sun. This ingredient list is superior to the majority of lip balms on the market, but to add to it, it's even cruelty-free and vegan! My biggest gripe is it is on the pricey side, but I would gladly buy it again once my lips get severe again. If you have occasional chapped lips and don't suffer from cracking, then go cheap and use petrolatum, but if you have severely chapped lips that no matter what you use it won't get better, give this a try since it has a huge list of well rounded moisturizers and hydrators and that could be what your skin was missing.

Works exactly as described. It lasts for hours and hours softens and smoothes. It does give a little bit of a plumping sensation when you first apply which of course will fade but leaves your lips pouty and soft. I applied it in the morning and only had to reapply because I ate lunch. Prevents dryness and dead skin build up. The consistency is thick which is why it lasts so long but it’s not greasy or tacky. It looks like a high end gloss but doesn't get messy stays where you apply it. I agree with the other review, THIS IS NOT VASELINE. I intentionally do not use any lip products that contain vaseline/ petroleum so it is upsetting that people just say anything in reviews. I use other lip plumping products from Buxom that are at least $24/$30 this will be my go to for everyday use. Worth it.

I’m surprised this isn’t much better known. I tried it completely randomly and it’s my favorite nighttime balm. When I wake up, my lips are still moist and protected, but not gummy. I love it!

This product is not any different, in my opinion, than any less expensive drugstore product. Did not last on my lips and was not particularly hydrating. Would not buy again.

I actually quite like this. I was looking for a more inexpensive dupe for the CityLips plumper that uses hyaluronic acid.This balm also has hyaluronic acid and a peptide ingredient which could help with collagen production in the long run (from what I recall).I DID have a little bit of filler in my lips. I noticed prior to filler that I never felt any sensation after applying CityLips but AFTER I got filler I did get a slight stinging sensation. With this, I do get a warming sensation and I do feel it kinda “reactivates” the hyaluronic acid filler. Prior to filler I think it would just take longer to notice results, at least 3 months for the hyaluronic acid and peptides to boost collagen.I do think this is basically a dupe. It’s small but it’s actually about twice the amount as CityLips for half the price