Highly moisturising lip balm, handmade with revitalising mandarin and lavender essential oils, and the finest organic and vegan natural butters and oils including vitamine E. This lip balm is beautifully presented and and can be personalised. It would make a wonderful little gift for any occasion, such as Birthdays, Wedding favours, Thank yous or Christmas fillers, perfect for someone in need of TLC on their lips.This lip balm will provide long lasting nourishment, lock moisture and protect the skin all year round, leaving your lips soft and velvety. Formulated with very gentle and natural ingredients such as organic shea butter, mango butter, organic cocoa butter, organic jojoba oil, that is suitable for all skin types and children aged 3 and older.It is so nourishing, you won’t need to apply more than once or twice daily, so a tub will last you a long time.This balm was created by using sustainable, ethically sourced, certified organic ingredients. The formulation was designed to be free from harmful chemicals, artificial flavourings, and preservatives using only plant based ingredients, making it cruelty free and suitable for vegans.I also make sure I use sustainable packaging, not harmful for the environment such as aluminium, paper, cardboard, that can be easily recycled. Personalise: (optional)You may personalise the tin with a name. The word “ORGANIC” will be replaced by the person’s name, ex. ALEXANDRA’S LIP BALM. (max 13 characters) Handmade in London.Approx. weight 15gr.Ingredients: Butyrospermum Parkii Butter, Mangifera Indica Seed Butter, Theobroma Cacao Seed Butter, Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil, Tocopherol, Lavandula Angustifolia Oil. Citrus Nobilis Peel Oil, Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil.Naturally occuring allergens: Coumarin, Geraniol, Limonene, LinalolNote: Essential oils are not recommended for pregnant women.This balm has been safety assessed and complies with the UK and EU Cosmetic Trade Regulations.Metal tub: Aluminium, fully recyclable and reusable.Shipping envelop: 100% paper, fully recyclable.
