Logo with the word "WILD!" in bold, glittery pink letters outlined in white and grey, tilted across a swirling white and grey background with purple spheres. Below, the word "science" appears in thinner pink letters.
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Wild Science – Lip Balm Laboratory Review

Wild Science – Lip Balm Laboratory
Logo with the word "WILD!" in bold, glittery pink letters outlined in white and grey, tilted across a swirling white and grey background with purple spheres. Below, the word "science" appears in thinner pink letters.
Wow Wild Science  has a Brand New Lip Balm LaboratoryIt allows girls to make their own fruity lip protectors, shimmering balms and most importantly solar lip screens to protect against UV rays. Using industry-standard ingredients, girls can create an infinite variety of custom bases that can be displayed in a real compact. It’s aimed at children aged 10 and above and looks pretty cool.
A colourful kit box labelled "Lip Balm Laboratory" features two girls mixing lip balm, a make-up palette with shimmering shades, and text promoting fruity flavours, DIY experiments, and solar lip screen balms. The design uses pink, purple, and silver star accents.
Chloe was really excited when this arrived. She loves lip balms and couldn’t wait to get started. She was very interested in how it was going to be made. At one point she did make me laugh, she said “Mum this is like science” I did have to giggle but I just replied “Yes Chloe it is”. We had to wait til little man Ryan wasn’t around so that we could do this together as he’s always trying to get hold of things that he shouldn’t.
Here’s what inside the box:
A lip balm laboratory kit in a box, featuring purple plastic moulds, measuring cups, a spoon, mixing tools, small bottles, a bag of yellow wax pellets, and an instruction booklet with images of two smiling girls on the cover, all neatly organised.
You have everything you need to make your very own lip glosses for your very own compact. You can just see the concentration on Chloe’s face below.
A girl with long, wavy brown hair wears a clear plastic glove and focuses intently as she uses a syringe to add liquid to a small cup with round beads inside. She sits at a dark table with colourful objects and bags in the background.
Here’s some of the things Chloe had to do. The steps were very easy to follow. A simple picture guide of step by step instructions which anybody can follow, even me.

A person wearing a clear glove uses a small bottle to pour liquid into a plastic cup held by their other hand. The cup contains white pieces. A pink cup with a strainer and a grey plastic tray are also on the dark surface.

A person’s hand holds a cup while another hand, wearing a disposable glove, stirs or manipulates something inside the cup. The cup sits on a small plastic tray with a circular compartment, all on a dark surface.
We must say, we had lots of fun. It was great learning how something is made and even better is that you then get to use and enjoy the fruits of your labour. Chloe loves her new lip balm compact. She’s trying to use it all up really quick just so that we can do it all over again and make some more. Here’s how Chloe’s first attempt turned out, it’s not perfect but I think she did pretty well.
A lip balm making kit labelled "Lip Balm Lab" with a pink background, stars, and a lipstick illustration. The clear plastic mould is open, showing empty compartments, and the package states "For ages 8+" and "WILD! Science" at the top left.
Here at Mummy Of 3 Diaries I gave the Wild Science Lip Balm Laboratory a well deserved 5/5. It’s a great activity for all young ladies. Not only does it help them to learn whilst they create but it provides them with an understanding of what they are actually using too.
Wild Science has lots of other great activity sets in their range. Why not check out their products online.


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