Cocoa Lip Balm

1. Cocoa butter: Known for its emollient and protective properties. Helps retain moisture and provides comfort to dry, dehydrated lips.

Cocoa butter stimulates collagen production and it increases resilience and protects from weather conditions. It is an exceptional hydrating agent. It is softening and it is easily absorbed from the skin, properties that make it ideal for application on dehydrated and weary skins.

2. Pomegranate oil: A plant-based oil with anti-wrinkle and antioxidant properties that supports lip care and enhances their overall appearance.

It is rich in vitamins A, C, E. Because of its anti-inflammatory action it is compatible to all types of skin. It goes deep into the skin keeping it hydrated and helping with its rejuvenation.

3. Olive oil: A rich, nourishing oil that helps form a protective film, locking in moisture.

An exceptionally nutritious oil that contains three types of powerful antioxidants as well as fatty acids beneficial for the skin that give it softening and protective properties.

4. Grapeseed oil: A lightweight oil rich in fatty acids and vitamin E, offering softness without heaviness.

It contains high amounts of linoleic acid (omega-6, C18:2) and oleic acid and is also rich in vitamin E. It is absorbed readily, increasing the elasticity of the epidermis.

5. Shea butter: Supports nourishment and elasticity, helping protect the lips from dryness.

It is compatible with all types of skin. Contains high amounts of unsaturated fatty acids like oleic acid (ω-9), linoleic acid (ω-6), stearic and palmitic acid, phytosterols, catechins, lupeol and vitamins A, D, E and F. It has a strong hydrating effect and it helps the skin remain elastic. It drastically reduces wrinkles and fine lines on the face. It protects the skin from dryness and helps reduce redness.

6. Beeswax: Creates a natural protective barrier that helps maintain moisture and gives the balm its stable, buttery texture.

It is the ingredient that “binds” all the others together in a firm, buttery whole. It functions as an occlusive, creating a protective film which “locks” in humidity. It also supports cell regeneration, leaving the skin soft and supple.