A number of sites (such as USA Today) list Cheetos Lip Balm as one of the greatest product flops of all time.

In the case of Crayola, it just makes sense to assume that people would receive well makeup from a brand that is famous for colors and pigments. Let’s say you are traveling and forgot to pack your makeup, you need something cheap, quick to get…seven eleven solves that problem. Exactly the sort of response you get when you ask your Gran/Grandad for feedback about your next great idea.OK, let’s just admit it: Every parent at one time or another has decided that baby food looks and smells kind of good (especially after a long and tiring day), and sometimes the spoon of mashed peas or apple puree ends up in their mouth instead of their infant’s.

Brands such as coca-cola, Hershey's, holly rangers, Stardust, among others have dipped in this area. You have beauty gurus such as James Charles (Youtuber with almost 14,000,00 million subscribers) or Manny Mua (5,000,000 subscribers) sending the message that you need to look beautiful to fit in the digital world.But in the development of consumer products so many companies are still relying on old-school waterfall methodologies that present a high risk of failure for product and marketing teams. They're so busy looking up and focusing on growth, that trusting their gut on everything can be a gamble. Your favorite brand of snack food comes in an everyday, wearable lippie that is orange-flavored, and has an attached keyring for on-the-go. Apparently it came out in 2005 and, shockingly, didn’t exactly make a splash in the health and beauty market.

The balm is enriched with Vitamin E for intense nourishment, and its special formula is long-lasting and will keep your lips feeling soft and supple throughout the day.

Have you ever said to yourself: “Hmmm, you know what I REALLY need in my life is a mobile device that ONLY allows me to send and receive Tweets, and only gives me a 20-character preview of tweets? Disclaimer: I feel it’s pretty obvious, but no, Cheetos did not send me free product to try so I would review it on my blog.