AOUGLOWY TINT BALM Lip Plumper with Natural Gloss Instant Hydration for Chapped Lips 0.12Oz (08 Peppermint Balm)

I bought it cuz a famous Asian celebrity raves about it. It’s really spicy but it does pout your lips. It leaves a burning sensation for about two minutes but not unbearable. I will consider buying another color.

Thick colorless shine, nice Peppermint taste. Not highly remarkable in grand scheme of glosses but does give good shine.

This sting my lip, maybe because of the peppermint oil.

I love this AOU Lip Balm! It is clear, super shiny and plumps! It does tingle but not too severe. I use a silicone lip brush to apply this and wipe my brush clean before dipping back in. Kept my lips shiny, glossy and hydrated for a long time. Minimal plumping which is perfect for me. 5 STARS!

The AOU GLOWY TINT BALM Lip Plumper with Natural Gloss Instant Hydration for Chapped Lips 0.12Oz (08 Peppermint Balm) goes on nicely however I'm not much of a plumping effect.There are no ingredients in English, but the consistency feels like peppermint and Vaseline. Although when I put it on initially it does feel strong and for me it was not uncomfortable. The tingling and very slight burning from the peppermint remains as long as you have it on. This is something that if you put it on and you're going to eat you would need to wipe it off.Although peppermint is good for a plumping effect, I didn't notice much of a difference. I think the price is very high for how small of a container you're getting, although a little does go a long way. I would prefer this in more of a lip balm tube so you don't have to get it on your fingers.

The mint that they used here is too strong. My lips even hurt the first time and need to wash it out. However when I dig in the middle of the jar it is not too spicy anymore but still is. I can even taste it. On the positive side it really moisturizes my lips and it stays from night until morning

Holy Wow.I don't even know what to say - or how to rate this. I mean, yes it plumped my lips, and although it does say 'Tint' in the name, it isn't tinted, but has sparklies in it... but my lips were definitely 'tinted' after use, just from the burn. I need wide-eyed emojis, fire emojis and and maybe an ice pack for this.The first thing I noticed after applying this (with my finger - it's in a little tub with no applicator that I could find) was a strange bitter-heat taste on my tongue. My recommendation would be to apply this to the outside of your lips and avoid getting this in your mouth. Then the tingle came... this is the tingle that they talk about with lip plumpers that I never much noticed before, but with this one, boy I sure did feel it.It really did make my lips plump up though, and that is a feat for me - I have thin, flat lips, and they actually did make them plump up. Next time, I tried putting the plumper just on the bottom lip and then on the "cupid's bow" part of my upper lip and it raised it up for me, which is something of a miracle, giving me more of a fuller lip than I thought I could accomplish. Pretty creative, right?Buyer beware, yes, it's super effective, and also super tingly hot, so... you've been warned :D

I should have thrown this away when I couldn't find an English list of ingredients. As a reviewer I thought I would take a chance and try it out. That was dumb! This made my lips, tongue, and finger feel like they were on fire. The effects lingered after washing it off. I was left with a chemical burn everywhere it touched my skin. Another reviewer commented that this is the same tingle as capsaicin. No ma'am! I have won pepper eating contests. My family swears my insides are made from metal due to all the spices I add to my food. This is a legitimate burn. I'd be very concerned as to what is causing this reaction.Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938, as amendedTo protect consumers from unsafe or deceptively labeled or packaged products by prohibiting the movement in interstate commerce of adulterated or misbranded food, drugs, devices, and cosmetics.21 U.S.C. 321-392The cosmetics marketed in the United States, whether they are manufactured here or are imported from abroad, must comply with the labeling requirements of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic (FD&C) Act, the Fair Packaging and Labeling (FP&L) Act, and the regulations published by the Food and Drug Administration under the Authority of these two laws.The FD&C Act was enacted by Congress to protect consumers from unsafe or deceptively labeled or packaged products by prohibiting the movement in interstate commerce of adulterated or misbranded food, drug devices and cosmetics.