iS Clinical Lip Polish

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Is iS Clinical Lip Polish good for dry, chapped lips? +

Yes - dry skin and rough texture are two of the concerns iS Clinical lists for it. The sugar crystals lift away flaky skin, and cocoa butter, shea butter and jojoba oil condition the lips as you polish, so they feel soft rather than stripped. For lasting hydration follow with Youth Lip Elixir.

How often should I use Lip Polish? +

iS Clinical recommends two to three times per week, or as needed. If your lips are very dry, start with twice a week and let a daily elixir or balm do the rest.

Do I rinse it off or leave it on? +

Remove it. Rinse with water for a gentle polish, or use a damp cloth when you want more intense exfoliation - both are the brand's directions. Then apply a balm or Youth Lip Elixir.

Can I use iS Clinical Lip Polish before lipstick? +

It is ideal before lipstick: a quick polish removes the flakes that make colour cling and feather, so lipstick goes on evenly and lasts longer. Give lips a minute, apply balm or elixir, then your colour.

Is it gentle enough for sensitive lips? +

iS Clinical lists it for all skin types and describes the exfoliation as gentle. Sugar crystals soften with warmth and moisture, so use light pressure, and wait until any cracked or sore patches have settled before polishing.

Does it contain vitamin C? +

Yes - tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, iS Clinical's stabilised, oil-soluble form of vitamin C, alongside vitamin E. Together they give antioxidant protection against the visual effects of photodamage, which most lip scrubs do not offer.

What is the difference between Lip Polish and Youth Lip Elixir? +

Lip Polish exfoliates; Youth Lip Elixir hydrates and plumps the look of the lips. Use the polish two or three times a week and the elixir every day. iS Clinical sells them together as the Lip Duo.

How long does a 15g jar last? +

A pea-sized amount covers both lips, so at two to three uses a week a 15g jar lasts a long time. Keep the lid closed tightly between uses so the butters stay soft.

Can I use iS Clinical Lip Polish during pregnancy or while breastfeeding? +

It is a sugar and butter scrub with no vitamin A and no exfoliating acids, and lip scrubs of this kind are generally considered suitable while pregnant or breastfeeding. iS Clinical publishes no product-specific guidance for it, so please check with your midwife or GP if you have any concerns.

iS Clinical Lip Polish in a sleek silver jar, a sugar exfoliant for smoother and healthier lips.

iS Clinical Lip Polish

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