Lip Balms

Key ingredients and their benefits

Castor oil
Soothes the skin, acts a humectant attracting moisture to it. It’s high in glycerine and easily penetrates the skin to leave it soft and supple.

Beeswax
Beeswax effectively absorbs into the upper layers of the skin, where it acts as a hydrating ingredient to help prevent dryness, roughness, dehydration and cracking. Beeswax leaves the delicate skin in the lip area feeling soft, smooth and moisturized after use.

Shea butter
Is highly nutritious to the skin. It rapidly absorbs, improving the texture, tone and feel of the delicate skin around the lip area. Shea butter also possesses excellent moisturizing properties, helping to prevent dryness, dehydration and cracking of the lips, even in dry, cold climates.

Evening primrose oil
Increases skin hydration and moisturizes dry, aging and chapped skin. Described as an astringent, it is exceptionally high in Gamma- Linolenic Acid or GLA, an Omega 6 fatty acid. This oil can also help improve the appearance of the skin and is critical in maintaining a healthy plush feel to it.

Avocado oil
Avocado oil is high quality oil with outstanding regenerative properties. Full of vitamins A, B, D, E, protein, and lecithin, it is natural oil, and is rich in monounsaturated fatty acids that will soften and revitalize rough, dry or aging skin. It keeps the skin moisturized and it nourishes and repairs dehydrated scarred or mature skin. It’s great for all skin types.

Vegetable glycerine
Glycerine is a clear, sticky liquid that is naturally produced during the soap making process. As a humectant, it attracts moisture, so it’s nice to use in products designed to provide additional hydration to the skin, i.e. lotions and lip balms.

Ingredients: Castor Oil, Beeswax, Shea butter, Evening Primrose oil, Avocado oil, Vegetable Glycrine, Aroma.

Directions: Apply as often as needed.