Strawberry Lip Mask + Sugar Scrub Set

This strawberry lip scrub and mask set turns lip care into a two-minute habit. Inside you will find a sugar scrub and a Strawberry Lip Mask, made to be used one after the other. Strawberry extract, shea butter and propolis come together in the duo for moisture that lingers.

Here is the routine:

• Step one, scrub: on dry or slightly damp lips, rub a small amount of sugar scrub in soft circles, then wipe or rinse it off.
• Step two, mask: apply a generous layer of the strawberry mask to seal in moisture.

Go easy on the scrubbing. Once or twice a week is plenty, with light pressure, because exfoliating every day can leave lips more irritated, not less. On the days in between, the mask works on its own as your everyday moisture step. Skip the scrub on lips that are cracked or sore and let the mask do the comforting.

Sweet and fruity, this is the set to reach for any month of the year. It looks cute on a vanity and makes an easy gift. Want a matching balm for daytime? Add our strawberry bee balm. One caution: propolis comes from bees, so pass on this set if you have a bee, pollen or propolis allergy, and stop using it if your lips feel irritated.

Frequently asked questions

How often should I use the sugar scrub?

Once or twice a week is enough for most lips. Use light pressure and small circles for a few seconds, then remove it. If your lips feel raw or sting afterward, leave more days between sessions. The strawberry mask, on the other hand, is gentle enough to use every day.

Do I use the scrub or the mask first?

Scrub first, then mask. The sugar scrub lifts dry, flaky bits from the surface, and the mask goes on right after to hold moisture in. In that order, the mask sits on smoother lips instead of on top of flakes, which is the whole point of the two steps.

What is in the strawberry set?

The duo is made with strawberry extract, shea butter and propolis. Shea butter is a rich moisturizer that softens, propolis is a classic in lip care, and strawberry extract gives the set its sweet, fruity character. The box lists every ingredient.

Can I use the mask at night?

Yes. The mask makes a nice last step before bed, when your lips have hours to stay moisturized without eating or talking getting in the way. On scrub nights, exfoliate first and finish with the mask. Every other night, the mask alone is enough.

Is the strawberry set seasonal?

Unlike our Pumpkin Pie set, which is limited to fall, the strawberry duo is not tied to a season. Its sweet strawberry profile fits any month. If you prefer something cooler and more summery, look at the Watermelon set instead.

Who should skip this set?

Because it contains propolis, skip it if you are allergic to bees, pollen or propolis. Do not use the scrub on cracked, bleeding or sore lips. If you notice stinging, redness or swelling, stop and rinse, and see a doctor if dry lips do not improve within about two weeks.