This homemade lip balm is super nourishing and easy to make. The perfect school holiday activity or a waste-free option to refill your Scoop Wholefoods lip balm container.
Prep 10 min · Cook 0 min
Add cocoa butter, shea butter, beeswax and coconut to a stainless steel pot
Gently melt over low heat
Once melted, take off the heat and add your choice of essential oils
Pour into a small glass container or an old lip balm container
Let the mixture sit and harden for 5-10 minutes
soap roomBeeswax may be used in many different ways. Melt these natural beads to make candles, waterproof wraps, lip balms, moisturisers and homemade cosmetics. A simple lip balm recipe video can be found on our website.
soap roomMay be used to add a moisturising element to soaps and homemade beauty products. Said to help stretch marks, scarring, improve skin elasticity. Patch test before use and discontinue if irritation occurs.
chocolatesExtracted from raw cacao beans, rich in antioxidants & fatty acids Perfect for home made chocolate. Used for cosmetics and creams due to rich healthy fats that soothe and moisturise.
soap roomOur lip balm is soothing and moisturising, leaving your lips soft and nourished throughout the day. It is free from any drying ingredients and comes in 100% plastic-free packaging. When you are done, wash the tin out and use it as a storage tin. Or you can try making your own DIY lip balm (check out the recipe on our Web App)!
