Summer Fridays just released a brand new Lip Butter Balm flavour and it's already TikTok viral - here's where you can get it
Some beauty products go instantly viral, and the Summer Fridays Lip Butter Balms are certainly one of them (and we can attest to the fact that they're certainly worth the hype).
Having garnered a loyal celebrity fan base (Sofia Richie once stated she's 'clinically obsessed' with the Pink Sugar shade), the award-winning formula is 100 per cent vegan, and instantly gets rid of any dryness.
Summer Fridays Lip Butter Balm Pink Guava 15g
Bridging the gap between lip care and makeup, the Summer Fridays Guava Lip Butter Balm delivers long-lasting hydration with a sheer tint and glossy finish for instantly healthier-looking lips.
Formulated with a blend of ultra-nourishing shea and murumuru seed butters, this vegan balm helps to soften and condition dry lips, while a light guava tint adds a natural pop of colour.
Perfect for everyday wear, it can be used alone for a subtle wash of colour or layered over lipstick for added shine. With its sweet tropical scent and skin-loving ingredients, it's a handbag essential you'll reach for again and again.
£23
Whether you're already obsessed with the Lip Butter Balms or are yet to experience the magic for yourself, you'll want to add the new shade to your cart, ASAP.
'A great lip gloss that leaves a nice, shiny pigment on the lips,' wrote one customer. 'Smells divine too and hydrates well so you don't have to reapply often. Can't recommend enough, want to buy this in all available colours!'.
'It's juicy, smells amazing, and makes my lips feel instantly soft and hydrated,' said a second customer. 'The texture is buttery without being sticky, and the tint is subtle but super pretty. It feels luxe, lasts a long time and makes my lips look and feel their best'.
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@angelaypark's new favorite Lip Butter Balm is Pink Guava🩷🌺✨ Lip Butter Balm Pink Guava's rich, and cushiony formula is packed with nourishing butters for deep hydration and lasting softness. Launching June 3rd: @sephora,@sephoracanada & EU SummerFridays.com @SPACE NK @Revolve Link on our profile to sign up for the waitlist and be the first to shop—enjoy early access and shop on the Sephora app on June 2nd. Coming soon: @Sephora UK on June 18th @Cult Beauty on June 18th @MECCA on July 1st
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'This lip balm applies like a dream with a beautiful pink tint that enhances your natural lip colour,' noted a third user. 'It keeps my lips soft, smooth, and deeply hydrated for hours without feeling sticky. No complaints at all - I highly recommend Summer Fridays to everyone!'.
If summer 2024 was 'tomato girl summer', summer 2025 is officially 'guava girl summer' - proven by the fact the hashtag #guavagirlsummer has reached 22.8 million views on TikTok in just a short space of time.
The pink-orange hue (inspired by a guava fruit, of course), was heavily featured during SS25 catwalks, and has dominated skincare, makeup and fragrance launches this summer. Now, the Summer Fridays Pink Guava Lip Butter Balm is here to complete your #guavagirl makeup collection.
The hot pink hue adds a subtle but long-lasting flush of colour to the lips, while ingredients such as shea and murmur seed butters soothe and condition the lips within a matter of seconds - perfect for sloughing away dry skin during the warm summer months.
Dubbed a handbag essential by many, the Lip Butter Balm can be worn as your favourite gloss for a nourishing effect, or underneath or over lipstick for an added hydration fix.
Our top-secret hack, though, is to apply this before going to bed to wake up for a more plump, hydrated pout.
'This colour is so beautiful for summer,' wrote one TikTok user in a video that reached over 230,000 views.
'It's not a want, it's a need', said a second TikTok user. 'So excited to buy this one,' noted a third.
Ready to get your hands on the beauty product of the season? Shop here - though be quick, as we don't think it will be in stock for much longer.
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