I can't review the unscented natural lip balm I purchased as it was a gift for someone else and I do not open other people's gifts. Based on the BEAVER BUTTS, I hold confidence in the product's quality.
I can review BEAVER BUTTS as that was a gift for me! The smell is awesome like hot pancakes drenched in butter and maple syrup (as advertised), and it goes on like butter and soft silk charmeuse. And it feels good for a while after applying it, instead of turning waxy (looking at you, Chapstick) or gritty (ugh, Eos). Because I tend to misplace this stuff, I have 3 different brand lip balms open and in rotation in different parts of my house. For the record, I haven't lost track of BEAVER BUTTS yet, but I did buy five of them, just in case.
Shipping was prompt, despite the post January 20 fluster-clock changing everyone's shopping habits overnight, and small businesses suddenly wondering how they could meet the surge in demand.
I seriously made my first purchase with Eclair Lips because of that internet troll accusing her of using beaver butt secretions as ingredients. (It wasn't even original. The first iteration of this juicy ick-bit I know about has been around since the 80s and 90s, when it was called "natural flavour" as a cheap substitute for vanilla, and rumours had to spread through USEnet and high school and humour magazines. I do not know how you could more cheaply milk a beaver's anal glands than import an exotic spice, but there you go. How do you even farm beavers?) The owner's response to the troll, to make an inspired LTO line of product instead of getting snarky online, parted me GLADLY from my money. Thanks for the laugh, the lip balm, and large enough character count in the review for my tangents!
