HOW TO RESTORE CHAPPED LIPS WITH BIA Hydrating Lip Gelee
IN THE NEWS
Dermatologist developed.
Clinically proven to increase filaggrin.
Clinical research driving every formula
Rigorous testing and transparency
Your cart
Your cart is empty
Rapid hydration & repair for parched lips
Here’s how to use your HSA/FSA funds.
Subscribe with your regular debit or credit card – do not pay with an HSA/FSA card.
After your purchase, connect your HSA/FSA via the confirmation page or subscription portal.
Connect your HSA/FSA one time and submit your subscription purchase(s) for reimbursement.
Free 3 Day Shipping on Orders $60+
Our fast-absorbing formula deeply hydrates, locks in moisture, fortifies the lip skin barrier, and brings anti-bacterial protection.
Great for soothing parched lips, or as a primer for lipstick.
Sweet, vanilla taste. Allergen-free.
Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Glycerin, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Aqua (Water), Calendula Officinalis Flower, Sucrose Laurate, Sucrose Stearate, Vanilla Planifolia Fruit Extract, Sucrose Palmitate
100% natural origin of total
Apply directly to lips using the tube applicator. Apply as often as needed daily.
WARNING: Avoid direct contact with eyes. Discontinue use if signs of irritation appear.
Before incorporating any new product to your skincare routine, patch-testing is always recommended.
"Instant lip repair and hydration. Great as prep before lipstick."
Maria O'R.
Adding product to your cart
After
Before
Clinical Results
increase in hydration for 91% subjects in 1 hour
decrease in water loss (TEWL) for 64% subjects in 1 hour
33 female subjects, aged 20-65, having visibly dry lips applied the Bia Hydrating Lip Gelee to their lips in a 1-hour study, preceded by a 3-day washout period where they were instructed to not use any lip products. (Eurofins, France, 2024)
HOW TO RESTORE CHAPPED LIPS WITH BIA Hydrating Lip Gelee
The skin on your lips is thinner and usually more sensitive that on your face or body. Your lips also don't have any follicles with oil glands, so they can easily dry out.
Chapped (or dry, tight, cracked, scaly or peeling) lips are typically caused by a combination of factors, including environmental conditions, dehydration, and lifestyle habits:
Chapped lips can occur in anyone at any age. People who have eczema are often more susceptible to chapped lips, and frequently chapped lips can lead to atopic cheilitis, a form of lip eczema. Severely chapped lips usually hurt or sting when eating, especially citrus, spicy or salty foods.
Applying lip protection (gelee, balm) frequently should ease discomfort quickly. The average healing time is 2 to 3 weeks, but severely chapped lips may take longer. If you treat chapped lips immediately, your lips will heal much faster and you can avoid unwanted infections.
Inspired by traditional healing botanicals and validated by modern science, this lip gelée delivers deep hydration, reinforces the lip barrier, and offers natural antibacterial care. With a smooth, allergen-free formula and a hint of vanilla, it soothes dry lips and doubles as the perfect base for lipstick.
“This lip product combines oils like sunflower and coconut with one of my favorite soothing herbs, calendula. It’s been found to increase hydration and decrease water loss without any sticky feeling.”
Codex Labs is a unique blend of science and innovation that really works! It's my new go-to skincare line, both personally and for my acne patients.
Availability