help @SoapCreekCo come up with a new flavor of LIP BALM!

The Chocolate great .

How about a chocolate mint?

Almond Love - the sweet taste of almond balm sounds good.

Blueberry Muffin flavor would be amazing

Coconut oil, Strawberries, and banana.

Ugh, every watermelon lipbalm I have ever tried was terrible, and it never tasted like watermelon. The taste in watermelon isn't about the taste or scent, it's about the experience of biting into something that's full of water, and is less solid than an apple.

Watermelon may work but it would have to be as a liquid lip balm.
I absolutely love non traditional soap scenting.

Here are my thoughts.
Sweet Strawberry 2 drops strawberry extract, 1 drop honey
Warm Vanilla Sugar - 1 drop unflavored rum, 1 drop vanilla extract, 1 pinch splenda, mix well.
Cotton Candy - 1 drop sugar, 1 drop strawberry.
Strawberry Banana 1 drop cream fully mixed, 1 drop banana lightly mixed, 1 drop strawberry not mixed at all.
Sweet Black Cherry 1 pinch Splenda fully mixed, 2 drops cherry unmixed
Super Smooth Mango recipe change, substitute main body with mango butter solids, use Vitamin D capsule as a preservative.
Hard Candy Blue Raspberry 5 drops Blue Rasperry, 1 pinch Splenda.
Cranberry Pirate, 2 drops cranberry juice, 1 drop white coconut rum.
Pearberry 2 drops pear juice, 1 drop cherry, 1 drop raspberry, 1 drop pineapple.
Lucious Blueberry 3 drops blueberry, 1 drop pineapple or sweetner if needed.
Sweet Kisses 1 drop vanilla, 1 drop white rum, 2 drops splenda.
California Raisins 2 drops raisin juice extract, 1 drop splenda.
VintaMint 2 drops grape, 1 drop mint.
ButterBeer 2 drops cream soda, powdered sugar, 1 drop cream, 1 drop vanilla butter and nut flavoring.
Green Pepper Spice 2 drops jalepeno pepper extract, 1 drop orange pepper juice.
Sweet Orange Peel 3 drops orange extract, 1 drop Splenda
Hard Candy Apple 2 drops sour apple, 1 drop Splenda
Chocolate Mousse, take a dark chocolate oil and let it simmer on low heat in an open pot or kettle for 8 hours, this will extract more moisure from it and provide a richer darker chocolatey flavor. Use three drops of your pure chocolate oil for this decadent chocolate mousse recipe. You can try 1 drop of cream.
Licorice Gum Drop combine 1 pinch of anise powder with 1 pinch Splenda to craft this different flavoring.
Sweet Dutch Apple Pie Buy Ms. Smith's Deep dish dutch apple pie at Walmart, bake it and put the entire thing in a large sealed tube of oil to extract your very own rich flavor. Will take about a year or two for you to make a custom flavoring.

Okay that's all I can think of, hope I win!

What about a cucumber/melon type flavor?

Coconut would be a great flavor to add...also very popular in the summer.

Honey flavored. Or Cherry Honey flavored.

Cranberry Orange
Pomegranate

From looking at your already existing flavours it appears that your brand is known for its natural flavours, I therefore recommend any one of these flavours: Angelica, Anise or Chamomile. Other suggestions are "anise and honey" or "chamomile and honey".

As I sip my morning coffee, I am left to think about a flavor of lip balm that I have never seen but I would use all of the time if it existed: espresso!

What if you could combine the flavors of a great espresso and make it available in a balm?

People would put it on first thing in the morning as soon as the rollover and grab it off their night stand!

I am going to go off your mojito flavor and use that for inspiration.

What if you did a Mai Tai?
The great citrus flavors of orange, pineapple, and rum all in a balm that is moisturizing your lips.

Sounds good to me!

I took a look at their current flavors:
http://www.soapcreek.com/index.php/bathandbody/lipmend.html

And the one flavor that immediately jumped out at me was a "Watermelon Refresher"

For me, nothing is as juicy and tasty is a fresh slice of watermelon on a hot, dry day.