Chamomile Lemon Organic Lip Balm • Classic .15 oz

Gentle chamomile steadies; lemon adds a clean, sunny lift—simple comfort for lips that like natural care.

Handcrafted in small batches with organic beeswax, coconut oil, and shea butter, this .15 oz twist-up glides on without waxy drag and locks in steady hydration.

• Deep, clean hydration
• Smooth, non-waxy glide
• Light aroma—German chamomile + lemon essential oil (no synthetic fragrance or flavors)
• Pocket-friendly .15 oz oval plastic twist-up
• Woman-owned business, aromatherapist-made in St. Louis

Aroma & Texture: soothing chamomile • bright lemon (subtle) | smooth, never sticky

Size & Packaging: .15 oz plastic twist-up oval tube; includes a cotton muslin bag

How to Use: Apply 1–2 layers as needed—morning start, midday reset, or before bed. Keep a second tube in your bag.

Ingredients (INCI + Common Names):
Cera alba (Beeswax)*; Cocos nucifera (Coconut Oil)*; Vitellaria paradoxa (Shea Butter)*; Matricaria recutita (German Chamomile essential oil); Citrus limon (Lemon essential oil)*
*Certified Organic

Made By: Handcrafted in St. Louis, MO by a certified aromatherapist

Shelf Life: Use within 12 months of purchase

Prefer plastic-free and fewer reorders? See Chamomile Lemon Organic Lip Balm • Plastic-Free .30 oz Push-Up

FAQ

Q: Do you use synthetic flavors or fragrance oils?
A: No. This balm is scented only with essential oils/absolute for a subtle aroma and no sweet taste.

Q: Is it suitable for sensitive lips?
A: Many customers with sensitive lips do well with our minimal, clean base. That said, this seasonal blend includes multiple essential oils. Patch test before regular use, and discontinue if irritation occurs. Not intended for infants.

Q: What’s the difference between Classic .15 oz and Paperboard .30 oz?
A: Same formula and scent, different tube: the Classic .15 oz oval plastic twist-up is ultra-portable and perfect for pockets; the Paperboard .30 oz eco-tube offers 2× the product with paper packaging with a push-up bottom. Choose based on portability vs. quantity/packaging preference.