La Roche‑Posay Cicaplast Lip Barrier Balm 7.5 ml
A minimalist, dermatologist-tested lip balm with a rich repairing formula designed to soothe, moisturize, and restore dry to extra-dry, sensitive, or chapped lips.

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“What is Cicaplast Lip Balm used for?”

Cicaplast Lip Barrier Balm is a non-greasy, fragrance-free balm with panthenol, shea butter, and thermal spring water that soothes, protects, and repairs extremely dry or irritated lips immediately.

Active & Key Ingredients
Panthenol (Vitamin B5) – 5% (approx.)

Moisturizes, aids barrier repair, and soothes inflammation

Shea Butter – Emollient that restores lip surface and lipid layer
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Thermal Spring Water – Rich in antioxidants (selenium) to calm and protect

Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Beeswax, PPG-5 Pentaerythrityl Ether – Emollients and occlusives that lock in hydration

Other Common Names
Known as Cicaplast Lèvres, Cicaplast Lip Repair Balm, or Barrier-Repairing Lip Balm

Mode of Action
Intensive hydration: Emollients and humectants soften and soothe dry skin.

Barrier support: Panthenol enhances repair and retains moisture.

Protective film: Shea butter and wax create a non-greasy barrier to prevent water loss.

Antioxidant defense: Thermal spring water provides selenium to neutralize environmental stressors

Uses & Indications
Dry, chapped, cracked, or peeling lips

Post-procedure care (e.g., lip laser, dermatological conditions)

Daily moisturizer for sensitive or allergy-prone skin

Dosage & Administration
Apply as often as needed, especially before bed and outdoor exposure.

Peel protective cap, apply a thin layer over lips and lick- or lip-wrap area.

Safe for use during cold weather, air travel, heating/cooling environments.

Safety & Side Effects
Fragrance-, paraben-, and alcohol-free; allergy-tested and non-comedogenic

Dermatologist tested for sensitive skin
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Rare reactions: slight stinging or sensitivity—discontinue if persistent or worsens.

Warnings & Cautions
For external use only

Avoid application to open wounds (seek medical advice)

Patch test recommended if prone to allergic reactions

Keep out of reach of children; consult a doctor if ingested or if symptoms persist

Drug Classification
OTC cosmetic/dermocosmetic lip barrier balm — not classified as a medication

Falls under medicated lip care category

Drug Interactions
Minimal systemic exposure, extremely low risk

Compatible with most lip products, including SPF balms and lipsticks

Avoid applying over strong medicated lip ointments (e.g. corticosteroids) without professional guidance

Clinical & Consumer Evidence
Dermatological formula with scientifically selected ingredients for barrier support

Lock-in moisture: Non-greasy, occlusive formula retains hydration effectively

Expert recognition: Named “Best Treatment for Dry, Cracked, and Angry Lips” by SELF 2024 Healthy Beauty Awards


FAQ (Q&A Format)
Q: How soon does it work?
A: Immediate relief from dryness; sustained smoothness and hydration after a few hours.

Q: Is it suitable for cracked or peeling lips?
A: Yes—barrier formula with shea butter and panthenol supports repair and comfort .

Q: Can I use it under lipstick?
A: Yes—non-greasy finish makes a great base for lip makeup.

Q: Is it safe during pregnancy and for children?
A: Generally safe; tests show suitability for sensitive skin and all family members. Avoid ingestion and large surface use in infants.

Q: Can I use it with SPF lip balm?
A: Yes—apply Cicaplast Balm for repair and follow with SPF balm for sun protection.

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