Moisturizing Lip Balm – Lemon Vanilla is a smooth, nourishing balm crafted with rich natural ingredients to soothe and protect dry, chapped lips. This balm delivers deep hydration with a soft, silky texture and a refreshing blend of real lemon and vanilla essential oils for a lightly sweet and uplifting flavor.

Key Benefits:

Deep Hydration: Shea butter and coconut oil soften and moisturize lips.

Natural Shine & Protection: Beeswax helps seal in moisture and protects against the elements.

Healing & Soothing: Castor oil and honey support healing of cracked, dry lips.

Flavorful & Inviting: Naturally scented with lemon and vanilla essential oils.

Clean Formula: Free from synthetic fragrances, petroleum, and artificial additives.

Ingredients: *Certified Organic

*Shea Butter: Rich in fatty acids and vitamins; deeply hydrates and repairs.

*Castor Oil: Adds shine and smoothness while promoting healing.

*Coconut Oil: Provides natural moisture and protects against dryness.

*Beeswax: Locks in moisture and gives balm a firm, glide-on texture.

*Raw Honey: Antibacterial and healing; helps soothe irritation.

Essential Oils:

*Lemon: Refreshing and uplifting with antioxidant properties.

*Vanilla: Sweet, comforting aroma; known to calm and soften skin.

Usage Instructions:

Apply generously to lips as needed. Reapply throughout the day to keep lips hydrated, especially in dry or cold weather.

Caution:

For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Avoid direct sunlight, as citrus essential oils may increase sensitivity. Keep in a cool place to prevent melting. Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant, nursing, or using prescribed medication consult a healthcare provider before using essential oils.

Storage:

Store at room temperature or in a cool, dry place. Balm may soften if exposed to heat but will firm up again when cooled. Shelf life: 18–24 months.

 These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.