muskoka tallow
lip balm
lip balm
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A rich, nourishing formula for your lips, this balm provides deep hydration and protection. Perfect for everyday use, it’s designed to keep your lips soft and supple, no matter the season.
INGREDIENTS
Grass Fed/Finished Beef Tallow (no hormones and antibiotics) - 100% grass fed/finished. Rich in vitamins and nutrients that nourish and protect the delicate skin on your lips.
Organic Coconut Oil - Known for its moisturizing properties, coconut oil hydrates and softens while providing natural antimicrobial benefits.
Organic Beeswax - Aids in healing by creating a barrier to lock in moisture and protect against environmental irritants.
Essential Oils: Vanilla planifolia OR peppermint OR blood orange
Size: 0.20 oz.
Directions: Apply a small amount directly to lips as needed. Reapply throughout the day for optimal hydration and protection.
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I will literally never buy another lip balm. The mint is the best I have ever tried!!
This is such a luxurious lip balm! I love the hydrating properties & how it smells too! No complaints!
This lip balm has definitely made a difference in my lips - very moisturizing and my lips feel so much softer than they usually do during the winter season! I use it morning and night. 4-stars just because the smell (and accidental taste from wearing) take some getting used to, to be expected though with tallow. I plan to try the peppermint instead!
I have used and loved many of Muskoka Tallows products now, so I figured it was time to try the lip chap, and it did not disappoint! I usually use Burt’s bees but haven’t recently loved how different it’s become, so I’m thankful for the simple, natural ingredients that are used in this product! I got the peppermint and it’s really great. You can feel the deep nourishment your lips are getting!
This is hands down the best lip balm I have ever used. I love the peppermint and the tallow makes your lips so smooth.
As someone who suffers with seriously dry and cracked lips in the cold months I’m so glad I found this