Moisturising lip balms

Lip balms are hand made and hand poured 

our Lip Balms are very moisturising and are made with  

Flavour Oils - Are the perfect way to add some great flavour to your homemade lip balm, lips scrubs, lip gloss, lip stick, lip oils, and even edible massage oils. 

Jojoba Seed Oil - Technically a liquid wax, jojoba oil is very different from other carrier oils in its composition and contains a high proportion of vitamin E. Highly moisturising, jojoba oil is used widely in moisturisers, lip balms and hair treatments. 

Fractionated Coconut Oil - One of its primary benefits is that it is nongreasy and is easily absorbed into the skin. Thus, it helps to soften and soothe the dry skin very effectively. Perfect for lips. 

Shea Butter - This butter forms a breathable, water-resistant film and is the leading natural product for moisturising. Typically used in soaps, lip balms, body and massage butters, body and hand lotions, shaving preparations, facial moisturizers and bath oils. 

Cocoa Butter - Cocoa butter is an emollient that is a great source of natural antioxidants. It adds a protective hydrating layer to lips, helping protect them from extreme temperatures and indoor heat that can leave your lips dried out. 

Vitamin E - Due to its antioxidant properties, vitamin E in cosmetics helps protect the formula from oxidation. Vitamin E prevents premature ageing of the skin.  

Mica Powder - This gives your lips balm a sparkling sheen and will also colour lips balms pastel colours.  

White Or Yellow Beeswax - In manufacturing, yellow and white beeswax are used as thickeners, emulsifiers, and as stiffening agents in cosmetics.