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Just the Goods limited edition shimmering rose vegan lip balm

Name: Just the Goods limited edition shimmering rose vegan lip balm
Brand: Just the Goods
SKU: lipbalm-rose
Price: 4.5 CAD
Availability: InStock

$4.50 CAD

The perfect ratio of creamy cocoa butter blended with moisture-rich sea buckthorn oil among other nourishing vegetable-based oils. Distinct from Just the Goods primary range of lip balm is the special addition of rose essential oil for a subtle hint of rose flavour, plus lightly shimmering pink mica for a delicate barely there glow

These handcrafted products are made without artificial preservatives. To protect their integrity and promote longevity, please store in a cool dark place and seal tightly between uses as heat and sunlight will cause premature deterioration.

Ingredients

cocos nucifera (coconut) oil, theobroma cacao (cocoa) seed butter, euphorbia cerifera (candelilla) wax, persea gratissima (avocado) oil, ricinus communis (castor) seed oil, simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) seed oil, olea europaea (olive) fruit oil from Spain, hippophae rhamnoides (seabuckthorn) oil, rosa damascena (rose) flower oil, pink mica (Mica (CI 77019), Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxide Red (CI 77491)), tocopherol (soy derived vitamin e)

Format

Each tube is 4.44 ml / 0.15 oz.

Lip scrub versus lip balm

Lip scrub is an exfoliating product designed to help release dead skin cells clinging to your lips. The biggest reason why someone might want to do this is because dead cells are not capable of absorbing moisturizer/lip balm etc., and passing that moisture down into deeper layers of skin. In fact, dead cells cause quite the opposite effect: moisturizing products applied to them act kind of like glue, sticking them down to the surface, blocking moisturizers for getting where they needs to go. As such, gently exfoliating on a regular basis helps to reveal newer layers of skin more capable of absorbing moisture, thereby making your moisturizing efforts more effective.

Another reason people like to exfoliate their lips is because darker shades of lipstick/stain need a smooth, even surface in order to deliver a consistent layer of pigment. So if you're tired of applying lipstick only to rub it off with a tissue then try again... try exfoliating first, then applying lip balm (or primer), and then your vibrant hues!

Lip balm is used to moisturize lips. The type I've created contains a combination of plant based oils and waxes to delivery a diverse range of nutrients, which might be particularly helpful to those who have diets that require careful monitoring of iron, zinc, and B vitamins.

So, you can use lip balm without lip scrub if you want, but I don't recommend using lip scrub without lip balm. JTG's version contains both an emoilient and a humectant in addition to the sugar, but not enough of either to last nearly as long as the lip balm formulations

Looking for lip scrub? Find it here: https://justthegoods.net/products/vegan-lip-scrub

JTG's lip balm flavours

Just the Goods’ lip balm base is made from a diverse assortment of carrier oils including olive oil, cocoa butter, sea buckthorn oil, and castor oil, among others. From a functional perspective, they combine very well to offer rich and long lasting moisture. However, without additional flavouring provided by natural essential oils, the combination of carrier oils doesn't taste particularly yummy. It is for this reason that Just the Goods does not currently offer an unflavoured option.

Further on the subject of available flavours: Although there have been requests for options such as pomegranate, coconut and cherry, please note that such flavours -- even ones that are derived from natural sources -- still contain ingredients like propylene glycol, which are never included in Just the Goods products.

Find all regularly available flavours here: https://justthegoods.net/products/vegan-lip-balm

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Just the Goods limited edition shimmering rose vegan lip balm

Ingredients

Format

Lip scrub versus lip balm

JTG's lip balm flavours

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