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The Ordinary Squalane & Amino Acids Hydrating Lip Balm-No color

Name: The Ordinary Squalane & Amino Acids Hydrating Lip Balm-No color
Brand: The Ordinary
SKU: 136898127
Price: 9.50 USD
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The Ordinary Squalane & Amino Acids Hydrating Lip Balm-No color feels like a fresh, no-fuss essential. A multi-use balm that hydrates lips, elbows and cuticles, it leaves a clean, color-free finish that reads polished rather than fussy. Squalane delivers hydration and helps prevent moisture loss, while amino acids bolster the skin's barrier, keeping surfaces soft and resilient through the day.

Light and portable, it slips into daily life with ease and can be dabbed wherever moisture is needed. It hydrates without a heavy afterfeel and leaves no tint, so it layers smoothly under or beside other lip products or bare skin. Patch test required before use; the item is non-returnable for hygiene reasons, a reminder to keep it close at hand for on-the-go touchups.

From The Ordinary, a brand known for straightforward, science-informed skincare, this lip balm fits a cool girl wardrobe that values versatility over clutter. A colorless, multi-use helper that travels from lips to elbows and cuticles, it echoes the ease and honesty of the label while remaining ready to pair with anything from a bare makeup moment to a minimal gloss.

Materials / Fabrication

Face + Body by The Ordinary Multi-use balm
Designed to hydrate lips, elbows and cuticles
Squalane hydrates skin and helps prevent moisture loss
Amino acids help strengthen the skin's moisture barrier
Patch test required before use
Product is non-returnable for hygiene reasons

Recommended Care

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
Keep cap closed when not in use
Use clean hands or a spatula to apply to avoid contamination
Patch test before first use; discontinue if irritation occurs
For external use only; avoid contact with eyes

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About The Ordinary

The Ordinary is a Canadian skincare brand launched in 2016 by Deciem, the Abnormal Beauty Company, with a mission to deliver high-performance actives at honest prices. It sits in the beauty category as a skincare label, not a makeup line, and is known for transparent ingredient labeling and clinical formulations with integrity. The lineup spans serums and ampoules, acids and exfoliants, hydrating moisturizers, nourishing oils, cleansers, sunscreens, and targeted treatments such as vitamin C, niacinamide, and retinol products. The brand favors minimalist, no-frills packaging and science-driven solutions that address specific concerns like hydration, blemishes, and uneven texture. It resonates with shoppers who want effective actives without luxury-brand markup.