Lip balm & scrub URIAGE Xemose Women 4 g — colourless lip care, exfoliating and nourishing

URIAGE Xemose Women lip balm & scrub, 4 g, is a colourless two-in-one lip care stick that combines gentle exfoliation with nourishing balm in a compact format. Designed to remove dry skin flakes and restore softness, this product moisturizes and protects lips against everyday aggressions. The small 4 g size is suitable for a handbag or travel, and the formulation targets chapped or rough lips while preparing the surface for lipstick application.

Advantages

The formula contains shea butter to intensely nourish dry lips, hyaluronic acid for additional moisturization with each application, and vitamins C and E that contribute antioxidant protection against external aggressions. The stick format provides controlled application for both exfoliating and smoothing actions without adding colour, making it neutral under lip colour products.

Suitable for

• Lips with dry or rough patches that need gentle exfoliation and nourishment
• Daily lip care to prevent chapping and maintain softness
• Preparing lips before applying lipstick or other lip colour products
• On-the-go use in a handbag or travel kit

Key specifications

• Net weight: 4 g
• Form: stick combining exfoliant and balm actions
• Colour: colourless, no added tint
• Main nourishing ingredient: shea butter
• Moisturizing agent: hyaluronic acid
• Antioxidant ingredients: vitamins C and E
• Intended user: women

How to use

Apply the stick directly to clean lips, gently rubbing to combine the exfoliating and nourishing actions. For exfoliation, move the stick in short strokes over dry or flaking areas, then smooth across the lips to deposit the balm. Reapply as needed throughout the day or before applying lipstick to create a smooth base. Remove any residue with a soft tissue if required.

Usage recommendations

Use daily or as needed; avoid applying to open wounds or severely cracked skin. Store at room temperature away from direct heat. If irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional.