Friends Door Lip Balm Trio Paladone , 4 g (Pack of 3) , yellow

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super cheap– it only costs a few dollars worth of ingredients to make 10 tubes. That’s a fraction of the cost of store-bought all natural lip balm! No, beeswax is not drying for lips. In fact, it actually helps retain moisture. Additionally, beeswax has antibacterial properties that can help protect the lips from pathogenic microorganisms. For example, you can add a few drops of peppermint oil to the mixture to create a dupe for Burt's Bees peppermint beeswax lip balm. We recommend using beeswax, argan oil, and vitamin E oil. There is no need to use shea butter if you don’t want to. Melt one part beeswax with two parts argan oil. Next, add a few drops of vitamin E oil. Additionally, you can add a few drops of essential oil for fragrance.

shea butter– softens your skin and lips, and tones and soothes. Shea butter is also known for its anti inflammatory properties making it a wonderful ingredient for homemade skin care products. Although I believe that skincare is something worth splurging on, as it’s so important to protect your skin, there’s no harm in giving this recipe a bash and seeing how the results compare. This Burt’s Bees lip balm imitation recipe avoids some of the commercial oils which are included in the original and aren’t necessarily the best for your lips, while still maintaining that light and well-loved peppermint scent. It is simple to recreate and will save you a pretty penny in the process. 7. Natural Tinted Lip Balm Both beeswax and Vaseline are good products, and you can use them both. There is no need to choose one over the other unless you have a preference. If you don’t have a double boiler, you can create one by placing a small pot on top of a large pot filled with water. Make sure the small pot doesn’t cause the water to boil over. You can tweak this recipe slightly as needed. The amount of oil you use will affect the consistency of your lip balm. If you want a softer balm, then use more oil. If you want a harder balm, then use less.

I can’t get over how beautiful this coconut rose lip balm looks, and if I were to see it in a shop I probably would think it was some kind of luxury candle as opposed to a lip balm. I would feel like I had my life together while pulling this out of my handbag to use. Keep in mind that you can adjust this recipe as needed. The amount of beeswax you use will affect the consistency of your lip balm. If you want a softer balm, then use less beeswax. If you want a harder balm, then use more. I have had a love-hate relationship with lip scrubs in the past as some you buy in stores can literally be pots of sugar, which both feels harsh on chapped lips and falls everywhere. This natural lip scrub recipe looks far smoother and much more comfortable to use. As the name suggests, all the ingredients are natural, they are also edible, and can be found in your kitchen. 5. Honey, Orange, and Vanilla Lip Balm I love citrus scents, and whether you’re using a citrus perfume or shower gel it can always give you a little spritz of energy and freshness.

Nowadays, beeswax is used in skincare products to soothe symptoms from skin conditions, such as psoriasis, eczema, diaper rash, and wounds. I am a big fan of Burt’s Bees as a brand in general, but their lip balms really are something special. When I was at school EOS lip balms were like the ‘it’ thing. All the girls had them, and they would be as prominent on classroom desks as our pencils. I still actually use mine daily, a new one that is, and I really do love the unique shape of it. This recipe contains actual real raspberries, albeit freeze-dried. The amazing thing is that this raspberry lip balm would give your lips a lovely deep pink tint, and that is purely because of the color of the raspberries, you don’t have to add in any extra colorings.

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We go through so much lip balm in the Winter with the dry cold weather. The kids take some to school (never to be seen again), I carry some in my purse. Everyone has one next to their bed at night. It just makes sense to make our own! Peppermint: *cera alba, *theobroma cacao, tocopherol, prunis dulcis, cocus nucifera,* ricinus communis, simmondsi chinensis, mentha piperita oil. allergens: limonene, d-limonene, linalool, citronellol, geraniol, citral. *organic ingredients Peppermint Lip Balm, freshly made with natural botanical oils, cocoa butter, organic beeswax & cooling peppermint oil. Almond, coconut, castor plus vitamin E oil to soften & nourish. Organic beeswax & jojoba wax to protect. Cooling peppermint to freshen. This recipe is really cool because it contains instructions for making a lip balm and a lip scrub which can be used separately but also work incredibly well together. A peppermint mocha sounds good to my tummy on just about any chilly winter’s day, so why not slather the scent onto your lips too.