Lip Balm Duos

Lip Balm Duos with 100% natural ingredients, including New Forest Beeswax, English crambe seed oil, organic lemon essential oil and organic shea butter.

Each duo includes 2 x 5ml lip balms.

Essential Oil combinations include: Lemon Zest | Lime Bite | Orange Tang.

For a neutral aroma, opt for the Original.

What is an Essential Oil lip balm? With 100% natural ingredients, our lip balms are gently fragranced with organic essential oils. These don’t just add a hint of aroma. Essential oils also have inherent properties – with our lip balms they help repair, relax and heal the delicate skin of our lips.

Why are these in a tin? Choose our sustainably packaged lip balms (in screw top metal tins), and do your bit for the environment! When it’s empty, you can wash your tins and get creative with upcycling: use them to store pills when you travel, to take olive oil or salt on picnics, to store buttons or paper clips…the list is endless.

What’s in our Essential Oil lip balms? Quite simply: New Forest Beeswax, Crambe Seed Oil, Organic Shea Butter. 100% natural and no parabens, no synthetic fragrances and not tested on animals. these nurturing balms work together to soothe and repair your lips. Better yet, these are gently scented with organic essential oils and uplift your mood as well as your lips.

Which one should I choose? This is really down to a matter of personal preference! The essential oils we use are all organic and really will ‘work’ on your lips, so pick the aroma you think you’ll like best.

This is what aromatherapy experts tell us about essential oils:
‘Sweet or wild orange is good for speeding healing of cracks and sores on the lips. Melissa essential oil (Melissa officinalis) is also called lemon balm. This is a great essential oil to add to lip balms for some fresh, lemony fragrance without the risk of photosensitization. Melissa is excellent for use on cold sores as well as chapped, cracked, inflamed, painful lips. Steam-distilled lemon, lime and bergamot oils can be used. They aren’t phototoxic.’

For the full article, see:https://organicdailypost.com/essential-oils-lip-balm/
To read more about crambe seed oil, see here  http://www.oilseedcrops.org/crambe/

For more on our sustainability credentials, see: https://madeinheresouthampton.com/sustainability/