Moisturizing Beeswax Lip Balm Stick
Arrives Nov 11 – Nov 25
Lost or damaged on the way? We reship it or refund it. How it works
A twist-up balm that glides over dry lips and leaves them soft and cushioned. Mineral oil and beeswax hold moisture close through cold mornings and long days.
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A glide of comfort for lips that feel tight and weathered. The stick turns up smoothly and melts on contact, laying down a soft cushion that leaves the surface supple and quietly sheened rather than wet or slippery.
Mineral oil and beeswax do the work here: one draws moisture toward the lips, the other holds it there, so the comfort stays through a commute, a long meeting or an evening in cold air. The texture sits lightly and never feels tacky, which means it layers comfortably beneath or over colour.
It suits lips that react to dry air, air conditioning or a day of talking, and the plain stick format keeps reapplication quick and tidy wherever you are. Keep one on the desk, one in the bag, one by the bed.
- 3g twist-up stick, no sharpener or fingertip needed
- Formulated with mineral oil and beeswax
- Glides on with a soft, unsticky sheen
- Sits comfortably under or over lipstick
- Arrives in a carton sleeve
How to use
Begin with clean, dry lips. Turn the base to raise the stick a few millimetres, then sweep it from the centre of the lips outwards. Press lips together to even the layer and twist the stick back down before replacing the lid. Reapply whenever lips feel dry, and store away from direct heat and sun.
Ingredients
Mineral oil, beeswax
Patch test before first use. Discontinue if irritation occurs. For external use only.
Delivery & returns
Ships within 1-3 business days with tracking and usually arrives in 7-15 business days, sooner from our regional warehouses. All sales are final; if your order arrives damaged, defective or wrong, tell us within 7 days of delivery. Learn more
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