Morning routine
Apply a thin layer to lips. Reapply throughout the day as needed.
§I · FormulationFrom BIOSAR's Sensimed range
Sensimed Lip Balm
Sensimed Lip Balm is BIOSAR's daily lip-care balm for chapped, sensitive, or wind-exposed lips. Shea Butter restores extended comfort; Panthenol supports overnight repair of the look of cracks; a fragrance-light base suits even reactive lip surfaces. Use it throughout the day as needed and as the last step of the night routine. The cushiony texture stays on without sticky residue and works well under lipstick. Suitable for adults, adolescents, and children with chronic lip dryness; tolerance-tested under dermatological supervision.
- Shea ButterButyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter
- PanthenolPanthenol (Provitamin B5)
- Hyaluronic AcidSodium Hyaluronate
- Vitamin ETocopherol
Ten ranges
One philosophy
SFDA
Registered
GMP · ISO 22716
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Why it works
The rescue your lips have been waiting for. Beeswax, Shea Butter and Jojoba Oil seal in deep nourishment while Hyaluronic Acid and Dexpanthenol plump and comfort, Vitamin E defends, and SPF20+ shields against the sun. Dry, cracked lips feel softer, smoother and protected — comfort you can feel all day.
- Shea Butter
- Panthenol
- Hyaluronic Acid
- Vitamin E
- Beeswax
- Jojoba Oil
Proven Benefits
What this product does for your skin
Comfort for lips
Shea Butter restores extended comfort to chapped, sensitive lips.
Overnight repair look
Panthenol supports the look of repair on cracked lips overnight.
For wind-exposed lips
A fragrance-light base suits even reactive lip surfaces.
How the actives work together
Lips that stay soft and cushioned from morning light to evening
Every element in this balm plays a caring role, so there is no harshness to offset, only comfort to build. Beeswax and Shea Butter seal in softness, Jojoba Oil and Vitamin E nourish, while Hyaluronic Acid and Dexpanthenol draw in and hold moisture. With SPF20+ shielding on top, one balm keeps lips plumped, calm and protected as a complete daily step.
Ingredient Research
Active ingredients backed by published studies
- soothes
Soothes eczema-prone skin, on par with ceramides
In a topical trial, a shea butter extract cream calmed the itch of children with eczema-prone skin (pruritus 6.7→6.0) and lifted quality of life, with no efficacy difference versus a ceramide moisturizer. A gentle barrier ally.
Hon KL, Tsang YC, Pong NH, et al. Patient acceptability, efficacy, and skin biophysiology of a cream and cleanser containing lipid complex with shea butter extract versus a ceramide product for eczema. Hong Kong Med J. 2015;21(5):417-25. — View research → - 96%
96% stayed calm and flare-free through the trial
In a 3-month trial, 96% of young participants using a panthenol-containing emollient stayed flare-free, versus 77% on reference care. Provitamin B5 keeps sensitive, barrier-stressed skin soothed and steady day after day.
J Dermatolog Treat 2017 — View research →
Transparency
What's inside — and what's not
Application Guide
How to use
Evening routine
Apply a thicker layer before bed for overnight comfort recovery.
Realistic Expectations
What to expect
I
Day 1
Comfort from first use
Redness-prone skin feels calmed and cushioned from the very first use — no sting, no tightness.
II
Week 1
Redness settles
Visible redness and reactivity look noticeably reduced as the barrier is soothed and supported.
III
Week 4–6
Calm, resilient skin
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Last reviewed by BIOSAR Scientific Team, PharmD, Cosmetic Chemistry, Pharmacy practice on .
Claims & methodology
- Restores comfort to chapped, sensitive lips — Consumer perception study. Study on file at BIOSAR Laboratories.
Published references
- Hon KL, Tsang YC, Pong NH, et al. Patient acceptability, efficacy, and skin biophysiology of a cream and cleanser containing lipid complex with shea butter extract versus a ceramide product for eczema. Hong Kong Med J. 2015;21(5):417-25.. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26314567/
- J Dermatolog Treat 2017. www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/09546634.2017.1328938
- J Clin Aesthet Dermatol 2014. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3970829/
