- Which is better for very dry lips?
- The Strawberry balm leans on beeswax and propolis to lock in moisture and soothe dryness. The Pink Guava is a conditioning balm with a lighter, never-greasy feel. For heavy repair, neither is a medicated ointment.
- Is the Pink Guava worth the extra money?
- You pay $22.00 for one 0.53 oz tube versus about $3.75 for a 0.15 oz Strawberry tube. The extra buys a tint, a larger tube and a vegan formula. If you only want moisture, the Strawberry pack is far cheaper per ounce.
- Which one has a tint?
- Only the Pink Guava. It gives a sheer bright pink color and shine. The Strawberry balm is untinted.
- Are either of them organic?
- The Strawberry balm is USDA Organic certified. The Pink Guava is vegan and cruelty-free but lists no organic certification.
- Which lasts longer?
- The Pink Guava tube holds 0.53 oz, about 3.5 times the 0.15 oz Strawberry tube, so one tube lasts longer. The Strawberry 10-pack gives you 1.5 oz total for about $37.50.
- Which suits sensitive skin?
- The Pink Guava is listed for all skin types, including sensitive skin. The Strawberry balm is petroleum free and gluten free, but it has a strong strawberry scent some shoppers may not want.