Product overview
Bioaqua Extraction Aloe Moisturizing Lip Balm for Smoothing Lips (2.7g) is a lip balm from the Chinese cosmetics brand BIOAQUA.
Sourcing note -- same weak-sourcing pattern as a previously researched Bioaqua lip balm variant in this catalog: the corporate manufacturer's exact registered legal entity could not be confirmed from an authoritative source; the brand is widely identified across third-party supplier directories as Guangzhou Bioaqua Cosmetics Co., Ltd (China), but this is not confirmed by an official filing. A size discrepancy exists between the official brand store (thebioaqua.com), which lists this SKU as "4g/ml," and the Bangladeshi retailer matching the catalog listing (Arogga), which states "2.7g" -- these are disclosed as conflicting rather than resolved. The only ingredient list found (from the official store) appears internally inconsistent -- it includes an apparently garbled INCI fragment ("palm Ethylhexyl, wax," likely a fused/broken rendering of two separate ingredient names) and lists Propylparaben and Clove Flower Extract, neither of which appears in the Bangladeshi retailer's marketing copy for this product. No independent ingredient-database entry (incidecoder, skinsort, skinsafeproducts) could be found for this exact "Aloe Extraction" SKU.
Key Ingredients
Sourcing note: as quoted from the official store listing (not independently cross-verified, and containing the labeling issues described above):
- Aloe Extract -- the headline ingredient, per the product name and official store listing
- Beeswax & Diisostearyl Malate -- occlusive/texturizing wax components
- Tocopherol (Vitamin E) -- an antioxidant
- Clove Flower Extract -- named on the official store's ingredient list, but not corroborated by the Bangladeshi retailer's marketing copy for this product
- Propylparaben -- a preservative named on the official store's ingredient list, likewise not corroborated by the Bangladeshi retailer's marketing copy
Key Features
- 2.7g size per the Bangladeshi retailer listing matching the catalog, though the official brand store lists this SKU as "4g/ml" -- this size discrepancy is unresolved
- Marketed for moisturizing and smoothing dry lips, per retailer copy
Benefits
- Marketed to moisturize and smooth dry lips via Aloe extract
- Marketed for daily use
Who Can Use This Product
- Those seeking a moisturizing lip balm, per the brand's general marketing
- Given the sourcing gaps described above, those with known sensitivities to any named ingredient (including Propylparaben, if genuinely present) should patch test before regular use
How to Use
Per retailer information: apply to lips as needed.
Storage & Safety
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children. Discontinue use if irritation occurs.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is this product's manufacturer confirmed?
No, no authoritative filing confirming the exact registered legal entity was found; the brand is widely identified in supplier directories as Guangzhou Bioaqua Cosmetics Co., Ltd, but this is not independently confirmed.
What size is this product?
The Bangladeshi retailer listing matching the catalog states 2.7g, while the official brand store lists this SKU as 4g/ml -- this size discrepancy could not be resolved.
Is the ingredient list fully verified?
No -- only the official store lists ingredients, and the list appears internally inconsistent (a garbled INCI fragment, plus ingredients like Propylparaben and Clove Flower Extract not seen in the Bangladeshi retailer's marketing copy for this product).
Does this lip balm contain Propylparaben?
It is named on the official store's ingredient list, but this could not be independently corroborated -- those with paraben sensitivities should patch test before regular use.
How is this lip balm used?
Per retailer information, applied to lips as needed.
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