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It is a multi-purpose balm for dry, rough spots. Use it on lips, hands, cuticles, elbows, heels or anywhere skin feels tight or cracked. It melts on contact and forms a protective layer that helps seal in moisture.
It blends castor, sunflower, avocado, sweet almond, sea buckthorn and rosehip oils with cocoa butter, candelilla, cera bellina and laurel waxes, vitamin E, and blue tansy and geranium essential oils.
No. It is a rich, solid balm, but it melts on contact with skin into a smooth layer that does not feel heavy or greasy. Warm a small amount between your fingers first so it spreads easily.
Yes, on dry spots like lips or flaky patches. It is rich, so a thin layer goes a long way. It contains essential oils, so patch-test first if your skin is sensitive, and keep it away from the eyes.
The 0.8 oz tin is best used within 12 months. Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight so the balm keeps its texture. Because you only need a small amount, it lasts through many uses.
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