Dermatologist-Tested.

Definition

What it means.

A labeling claim indicating that a product has been evaluated by a board-certified dermatologist. However, 'dermatologist-tested' is not a regulated term — it does not specify what tests were performed, what the results were, or whether the dermatologist approved the product. A product can be labeled dermatologist-tested even if the dermatologist found it irritating. Consumers should focus on ingredient lists rather than marketing claims.

Hypoallergenic

A term describing products formulated to minimize the risk of allergic reactions. While not a regulated term by the FDA, truly hypoallergenic products use few, well-tolerated ingredients. Numbrrrz's 4-ingredient formula with no fragrances (in the Unscented variety), preservatives, or common allergens makes it one of the most hypoallergenic lip balms available.

Clean Beauty

A movement and product philosophy focused on using non-toxic, transparently sourced ingredients and avoiding potentially harmful chemicals. While the term is not federally regulated, clean beauty brands typically avoid parabens, sulfates, synthetic fragrances, petroleum, and other controversial ingredients. Numbrrrz embodies clean beauty with its 4-ingredient organic formula.

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Oversized 0.5 oz USDA Organic tubes — about 3.3x a standard balm. Free U.S. shipping.

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