Sun Protection Lip Balm ORGANIC SPF12

Sun Protection Lip Balm ORGANIC SPF12

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Protect that pout and the planet with our 100% compostable and ZERO waste Sun Protection lip balm with SPF12.

An exceptional luxuriously nourishing lip balm that cares, protects and beautifies your lips.  Glides on smooth and are never waxy or heavy.

The skin on our lips is just as susceptible to aging, damage and cancer through extended sun exposure. Sun damage leads to skin losing some of its elasticity and unprotected lips are no exception. Lips naturally have thin skin and sun exposure can make the skin appear even thinner.

Packaged in 100% biodegradable tubes which are twice the size of traditional plastic lip balm tubes, and create ZERO waste!

When you finish with one, throw it on your compost bin and try another!

All Nirvana balms are beeswax free - we don't like to bug bees.

Care

You may find on a hot day if the product melts slightly that the texture may seem very lightly 'grainy' this is completely normal and does not effect the sheer wonderfulness of the balm. These concentrated 'grains' will melt on contact. This happens because we only use the finest wild-crafted, unrefined and non-processed organic ingredients. Had we processed the heck out of these ingredients, this wouldn't happen, but then it also wouldn't possess half the wonderful restorative nourishing and healing properties of these wonderful ingredients. Nature's funny like that, perfectly imperfect!

Ingredients

An organic blend of effective natural ingredients to form a superior non-toxic sun barrier with SPF 12.

*prunus armeniaca (apricot) kernel oil, euphorbia cerifera (candelilla wax), *theobroma cacao (cocoa) seed butter, **butyrospermum parki (shea) butter, *rubus idaeus (red raspberry) seed oil, caprylic/capric triglyceride, non nano zinc oxide, *salvia hispanica (chia) seed oil, *natural flavour, tocopherol

*Organic **Sustainably Sourced