Origins plumps up its pout with Drink Up Hydrating Lip Balms

Published: 10-Jul-2013
Skin Care

Premium natural skin care brand Origins (Estée Lauder) has extended its popular Drink Up skin care franchise with a new line of lip balms.

The new Drink Up Hydrating Lip Balms are said to moisturise the lips with its blend of Ximenia americana seed oil, jojoba oil and apricot kernel oil. Priced at £16 each, the range is available in eight shades, ranging from Nude Nectarine to Plum Punch.

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