
Ingredients
What's inside
- Shea & Cocoa Butter
- Clove
- Almond Oil
- Beeswax
Shea butter, Cocoa butter, jojoba oil, Olive oil, almond oil, beeswax, clove herb infused, Fruit & spice essential oil, vitamin E oil. Ingredients for the 10g pack.

Directions
How to use
- 1
Apply a thin, even layer to clean, dry lips.
- 2
Reapply through the day whenever lips feel dry or chapped.
- 3
At night, apply a slightly thicker layer if your lips feel dry.
- 4
You can also apply a thin layer under lipstick.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
When should I use Fruit & Spice Lip Balm?
Use Fruit & Spice Lip Balm on dry or flaky lips.
How often should I use it?
Follow the directions above; they are tuned for the texture. Consistency matters more than quantity.
What should I notice first?
Softer, more comfortable lips while the product is on. Reapply after meals to keep that cushioned feel through the day.
How should I store Fruit & Spice Lip Balm?
Keep the cap or lid closed tightly, store it away from direct sunlight and heat, and use it within the period printed on the pack.
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Ingredient lists and directions reflect the latest product information available to us. If your pack says something different, follow the pack and tell us so we can update this page.
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