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Lip balms from Dr Bronner and AloeDent – the baby mild and cherry blossom balms, and AloeDent's aloe vera, tea tree and lysine balm.
Small, simple and plant-based. See also face care.
Dr. Bronner's Organic Lip Balms, made with organic beeswax, provide a protective barrier to the elements with no synthetic ingredients! None! Organ...
View full detailsDr. Bronner's Organic Lip Balms, made with organic beeswax, provide a protective barrier to the elements with no synthetic ingredients! None! Organ...
View full detailsRich, soothing protection for dry, cracked & chapped lips. Formulated with Aloe vera extract to soothe and moisturise the lips Contains lysi...
View full detailsDr Bronner's balms are organic and built on beeswax and plant oils, so not vegan. Baby Mild is unscented and the one to reach for if scent is the thing that bothers you.
AloeDent's combines aloe vera with tea tree and lysine. Each product page lists the full ingredients, which is the reliable place to check rather than the front of a 4g tube.
Lip skin is thin and has almost no oil glands of its own, which is why it dries faster than the rest of your face and why cold wind gets to it first.
Licking them makes it worse rather than better – saliva evaporates and takes moisture with it. That habit undoes most of what a balm is doing, and breaking it helps more than changing product.
Apply before going out in cold or wind rather than after the damage is done. Reapply through the day; a 4g tube is small precisely because it lives in a pocket.
If lips are cracked, sore at the corners, or not settling with an ordinary balm, that is worth mentioning to a pharmacist rather than persevering.
Dr Bronner's contain beeswax, so no. Check the individual product page for the others.
Saliva evaporates and takes moisture with it. The habit undoes much of what a balm does.
The unscented Baby Mild is the one to try first, since fragrance is the usual cause of a reaction.
If lips are cracked, sore at the corners, or not settling with an ordinary balm.
