Horizon Group USA Barbie Make Your Own Layered Lip Balm Kit, DIY 5 Custom Lip balms by Mixing Flavors Like Vanilla, Strawberry, Watermelon & Tropical Punch, Multicolored

This was a birthday present for my 5yo niece and let me tell you, it was definitely the best present she could have gotten. She has throughly enjoyed making her own lip glosses. There is enough product left over, that when she finishes what she made, she can make more custom flavors!

Item arrived slow but definitely worth the wait once I received the item my 4 year old absolutely jumped with joy as I sat down at the table and created these beautiful colors

My nieces loved this!!!Girl will be girls and want to wear makeup

Daughter loved it but the quality of lip balm was not it. For a kid not bad.

Grandaughters loved this stocking stuffer!

I bought this for my 2 granddaughters ages 10 & 8. They were very excited to make these attractive looking lip balms. Unfortunately it turned out not to be fun at all. Most of the work had to be done by me, an adult. It doesn’t advise the kids to mix the wax and pellets in the tiny plastic mixing container held down in a cup of newly boiled water!! Obviously! I ended up doing all the mixing/melting myself and scolding my fingers several times while trying to hold the little plastic beaker down in the super hot water. They did not melt quickly and I ended up constantly changing the water to have it hot enough to melt the small amount of mixture inside.Also, the small amount of ingredients included in the set were making it stressful to make sure we had enough to fill the 5 tubes of lip balm included. In the end we were able to fill all 5 tubes, because I, the adult filled the tubes from the tiny beaker so they wouldn’t spill and waste the ingredients.They came out ok but 85% of the work had to be done by me.Tip:The little scooper provided to measure the wax was hard to empty into the beaker w the spatula provided so I used a lobster pik with a flat edge. It saved a lot of time & annoyance.

No tan solo es para que las niñas ser diviertan preparandolos , si no tambien que le da buena hidratacion.

Absolutely nightmare craft. The wax takes about 20 mins in boiling water to melt. During which you’re burning you freaking fingers off stirring like a maniac with a tiny plastic spatula. Everything gets coated in slippery wax so you can’t even hold said tiny spatula. Your back will be breaking from the stirring position and your kid will be asking “ is it almost done yet?”Once the wax finally melts it comes together like it should but good god the hellish process!!