Hey all
So this post is all about a current product obsession. The product in question? Burt’s Bees Lemon Butter Cuticle Creme.

This is what the Burt’s Bees website has to say about this product (www.burtsbees.com.au):
How it works
Give your needy nails a helping hand. Nourish and moisturise nails and cuticles with this intensive, natural treatment. A touch of lemon oil makes your nails smell incredibly clean, healthy and beautiful, naturally.
How to Use It
Gently massage crème into cuticles after washing hands and as needed.
Featured Ingredient
Lemon Oil — Obtained from the fresh peel of the fruit of the Citrus Lemon tree, this oil is known for its astringent and anti-irritant qualities.
I have had this product for quite a while now and purchased it in a gift pack around Christmas time. I had heard a lot about Burt’s Bees but had never tried any of the products, so this was a great opportunity to try about 7 of there products and grab a cute yellow, bee printed makeup bag at the same time.
The gift pack came with hand creme, foot cream, a replenishing lip balm, cuticle creme and a couple othher goodies. Most of which I’m yet to try. I have tried the Replenishing Lip Balm and adore it.
Review:
Initial reaction to the product was a reaction to the scent. Being a lemon based cuticle treatment it smells of citrus. It is nothing too overpowering and is definitely a refreshing scent. The scent of these reminds me greatly of Badger Balm’s Lemongrass and Ginger balm, except without the ginger scent.
It is mild yellow in colour, and has a very smooth light consistency.
I was extremely sceptical about this product simply because I do not like having product on my hand, and this product’s title included the word ‘butter’. I quickly thought that the product would be thick and heavy. That is not at all the case.
As the instructions say, I massage it into my cuticles- a tiny bit goes quite a long way- and find it absorbs almost immediately leaving only the slightest film on my cuticles. After using it twice I could see a drastic improvement. Healthy looking cuticles with no signs of cracking.
Definitely a two-thumbs up product!
My only downside with this is the packaging. It is so cute in the tin, but can be quite difficult to open. My advice? Don’t moisturise your hands then immediately try to open the tin. Open the tin first. It will save you a lot of hassle
I am now looking forward to testing out the Burt’s Bees hand lotion. Hopefully that will live up to expectations.
Have fantastic days everyone!
xoxo
<3 Linvia