The oils and beeswax used in our lip balm are 100% certified organic.

As always, our herbs are organic, wildcrafted and kosher

 

Choose from 4 options.

 

Balm base OILS:

Argan Oil: Argan oil's emollient texture helps transfer moisture quickly to lips. It's rich in nutrients and vitamins, including vitamin E, fatty acids, and phenols. Argan oil can help protect lips from sun damage and aging, while healing cracked and chapped lips. Argan oil absorbs quickly and doesn't leave an oily residue.

Jojoba Oil: Jojoba oil's waxy texture creates a protective barrier that locks in moisture and leaves lips feeling soft and smooth while nourishing vitamins and minerals can soothe dry, chapped lips. Jojoba oil also contains vitamin E, which can improve blood circulation and cell regeneration, resulting in softer, more supple lips. Easily absorbed, jojoba leaves no greasy residue. Jojoba oil is chemically similar to the skin's natural oil. It's also a key ingredient in many sunscreens because it can soothe sunburns and create a protective barrier on the skin.

Calendula Oil: Calendula oil can help soothe inflammation caused by allergic reactions, cold sores, eczema, cheilitis, or minor burns or abrasions. Calendula oil is known for retaining moisture well, which can help nourish and soften dry and chapped lips and heal cracks in the lips. 

HERBS

Option 1:

Lemon Balm, plantain, peppermint, comfrey

Lemon Balm: Lemon balm has antiviral properties and can help soothe and moisturize lips. This herb can soothe and moisturize lips, help prevent chapping and blistering. Lemon balm also has anti-inflammatory benefits that can hydrate and nourish lips. Lemon balm  contains vitamin C and E, which can help keep lips looking healthy and fresh. Some studies suggest that lemon balm can help heal cold sores caused by the herpes simplex virus (HSV). One study found that lemon balm cream significantly improved redness and swelling in people with HSV after two days.

Plantain: Plantain is good for lips because it can soothe and heal the delicate skin on your lips. Plantain contains compounds like tannins and aucubin, which have anti-inflammatory properties that can help reduce swelling and redness. Plantain can also help decrease inflammation and speed up wound healing. 

Peppermint: Peppermint's menthol content can help relieve dry, chapped lips and has been known to increase blood flow to make lips appear plumper. Peppermint can help remove dead skin cells and with its antimicrobial properties, can help prevent infections and promote healing. Peppermint can also help reduce UV damage and early lip aging.

Comfrey: Comfrey contains allantoin, which can help with cell regeneration and soothe the skin and has been used for centuries for its healing properties. Comfrey also contains chlorophyll, which protects the skin from sun damage.

Option 2: 

Yarrow, mullein, peppermint

Yarrow: This herbs has antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, astringent, and analgesic healing benefits. All of these properties are perfect for coating, soothing, and protecting chapped lips. The yarrow-infused oil in this blam recipe will glide over your lips, providing protection.

Mullein: Is helpful for dry, cracked, chapped. Mullein has anti-inflammatory properties that can help relieve pain and irritation in skin wounds and studies have shown that mullein has antiviral activity against influenza A and herpes and strong antibacterial properties.

Peppermint: Peppermint's menthol content can help relieve dry, chapped lips and has been known to increase blood flow to make lips appear plumper. Peppermint can help remove dead skin cells and with its antimicrobial properties, can help prevent infections and promote healing. Peppermint can also help reduce UV damage and early lip aging.

 

Option 3:

Chickweed, chamomile, calendula

 

Chickweed: Chickweed is rich in vitamin E and saponins, these antioxidants  promote skin healing and is wonderful for lips. It helps with cracked lips, promotes faster wound healing and is soothing. 

Chamomile: Chamomile contains anti-inflammatory compounds that can help soothe irritated skin, making it a good choice for sensitive or inflamed areas. Due to its antibacterial and antifungal properties, it helps help cleanse the skin and protect against infections. It's a wonderful addition in any lip balm.

Spearmint: The cooling sensation of menthol offers relief from irritation and discomfort, making spearmint lip balms ideal for dry, cracked lips. Protection:The potential antibacterial properties of spearmint essential oils may help protect the lips from harmful bacteria, contributing to overall lip health.

 

Option 4:

Elderflower, rosehips, rose - This option offers a natual pink tint. 

 

Elderflower: Infusing elderflowers in lip balm provides benefits like soothing irritation, reducing redness, moisturizing dry lips, promoting healing of chapped skin, offering antioxidant protection against environmental damage, and potentially having anti-inflammatory properties due to the flower's natural calming effects on the skin; essentially, it can help maintain soft, supple lips with a gentle, refreshing feel.

Rosehips: With its rich concentration of vitamins and essential fatty acids, rosehip seed oil dives deep into the delicate skin of our lips, bringing much-needed moisture and rejuvenation. It's like giving our lips a well-deserved spa day, but without the fluffy robes and cucumber slices.

Rose Petals: Rose petals and rose oil are rich in natural oils that hydrate and soften lips. Rose petals oil can also help lock in moisture and improve the skin's barrier function while adding a calming scent and can help reduce stress. 

 

Before using products that use these ingredients, you should talk with your doctor to understand the potential benefits and risks.