Necessity Organic Lip Balm Vanilla Bean 5g
Necessity Organic Lip Balm Vanilla Bean 5g
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Description
Our 100% Natural Lip Balm range contains Rosehip Oil that quickly absorbs into the skin, replenishing moisture, and creating a protective barrier on the skin to help prevent dehydration. Along with Jojoba Oil that protects the skin from drying out and becoming cracked and painful, you have an Australian Made, preservative free Lip Balm. Jojoba Oil has a natural Sun Protection Factor (SPF) of 4.
Ingredients
Beeswax – Calendula* – Coconut Oil* – Jojoba Oil – Lavender – Natural Vitamin E – Niaouli* – Ravensara – Rosehip Oil* – Palm Oil#* – Shea Butter – Sunflower Oil – Rosewood – Vanilla Bean Oil*
#Sustainably sourced; *Australian Certified Organic
The Palm Oil used in Necessity Natural Organic Lip Balm is certified to be sourced from Colombia, and no animals or their habitats have been destroyed in the process of its production.
Details
Necessity Organic Lip Balm must be absorbed into the skin to work effectively, so before applying, use a good cleanser to thoroughly wash the affected area. Petroleum-based products prevent Necessity Organic Lip Balm from working by blocking the skin pores. If you find that the skin continues to remain oily for more than a few minutes after applying Necessity Organic Lip Balm, thoroughly cleanse the area again and re-apply.
Necessity Organic Lip Balm ingredients include Jojoba Oil which has a natural Sun Protection Factor (SPF) of 4. It also includes Shea Butter, which has a natural SPF which is variable, but can be as high as 6. Shea Butter absorbs rapidly into the skin without leaving a greasy feeling. Another ingredient used in our product, Rosehip Oil, has been found to contain Trans-Retinoic Acid (a derivative of Retinol – Vitamin A) and this substance has been shown to have positive effects on skin damaged by excessive amounts of sunlight.
Uses
Use as often as required to keep your lips moisturised and healthy.
