Tourvest lists cult beauty brand Dr. Lipp on British Airways
By Kevin Rozario |
Tourvest, British Airways’ inflight concessionaire, has introduced British cult beauty brand Dr. Lipp, famous for its long-lasting multipurpose SOS balm.
Dr. Lipp is claimed to help soothe dry lips, cuticles, elbows and any distressed or problematic dry skin. It has a thick, ultra-hydrating formula that is said to be a counter-irritant with hypoallergenic properties and is tasteless and odourless.
Described as the ‘original nipple balm for lips’ the product (£9/$15.30 for 15ml on board) has plenty of endorsements from celebrity make-up artists.
Adding her appraisal, Katy Mason (left), Tourvest’s UK Buying Manager for British Airways inflight retail, says: “Dr. Lipp is a great all-round make-up product to have in your bag… so many uses, tiny and cute. This also makes it perfect for airlines.”
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Tourvest also interviewed two BA cabin crew, Samantha and Lisa, about the product. Samantha says: “My lips were moisturised and well hydrated, only applying once or twice during the long flight. I was worried the product would be greasy but I was pleasantly surprised (and it) doesn’t have a taste or fragrance which I really liked.”
Lisa adds: Dr. Lipp’s thick and smooth consistency glides effortlessly across the lip, but more importantly it lasts. I will be using this on flights from now on.”
Dr. Lipp claims to be100% natural and free from parabens, fragrances, sulphates, mineral oil, petrolatum, colouring agents, T.E.A, D.E.A, silicones etc and is made from 100% ultra-pure medical grade lanolin. Lanolin oils are said to naturally mimic the skin’s own oils.
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