Our products are safe—and this settlement confirms that. Our lip balms are hypoallergenic, dermatologist tested, made with the highest quality ingredients, meet or exceed all safety and quality standards set by our industry, and are validated by rigorous safety testing conducted by independent labs.Click to see full answer. Furthermore, is EOS bad for your lips?“It’s not uncommon that lip balms and ChapSticks and lip plumpers can cause severe irritation on the lips and the skin around the lips. Some of the ingredients can actually dry out the lips —menthol, camphor, and phenol— that gives the tingling sensation.Additionally, is Eos lip balm addictive? Like all balms, EOS still falls under the realm of suspicion. “It’s not clear that this product is any less addictive,” writes Lip Balm Anonymous. “Indeed, the fragrance, flavor, and unique packaging are likely to only to continue the fetishizing of lip balm by addicts.” Likewise, people ask, is it bad to eat lip balm? The Little Bit You Ingest is Okay “While there have been no cases of ingested lip balm harming anyone beyond maybe a minor stomach upset, these ingredients are not meant to be eaten regularly or in large amounts,” explains Arleen K. Lamba, M.D., medical director at Maryland’s Blush Med Institute.Does lip balm give you cancer?When you apply lip gloss and go out in the sun, “that’s essentially what you’re doing.” But no studies have confirmed the lip gloss-skin cancer link, and not all dermatologists agree that it poses a risk.