*Picture from B-Glowing
The hipsters say old is new again, and so does Maryland’s Rosebud Perfume Company. It doesn’t make perfume, but it does sell vintage-looking, sweet-smelling products to a lot of chain stores, always a big deal for a small company.
I picked the berry-tinted, slightly musky Brambleberry Rose lip balm out of the lineup, which also included a legitimately chocolatey Mocha Rose lip balm and another one called Smith’s Rosebud Salve. It is an original take on rose. It can also double as lotion for dry patches of skin.
It’s thick, works well, and you won’t get tired of the scent. Plus the amount of balm you get justifies the $7.00 price tag. The old-fashioned container gimmick, surprisingly, doesn’t get old either.
This sounds divine! I use Kiehl’s, and it’s great for keeping lips soft, but musky Brambleberry rose?? I must try this. Thanks for the review!
You’re welcome. It’s a real bang for your buck, and there’s a ton in the container too!
Kiehl’s Lip Balm #1 is great stuff. That’s all I can contribute at this point.
I should review that too.
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