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organic multitasking cream
Argan Shea Multitasking Cream - 50ml
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£37.00
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£37.00
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organic lip balm tins on grey background
Organic Lip Balm Tin
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£4.65
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£4.65
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organic tinted lip balm tin
Organic Tinted Lip Balm - Rosy Lips
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£4.95
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Natural and organic lip balms help keep our lips nourished and soothed all year round, and they can be our best friend in times of need. We also have plastic-free lip balms that help keep our lips kissable throughout spring and summer and help prevent chapping and irritation during the colder, winter months.

Our lips only have 3-4 cellular layers compared to 16-20 on the rest of our body, which is why it’s so important to keep them moisturized and protected with a natural lip balm.

Natural and organic lip balms are particularly great at locking in moisture with their super-charged, natural ingredients, and some are enriched with vitamin E which help shield our lips from any damage that’s thrown their way.

We believe a solid lip care routine is essential for perfectly soft and kissable lips. Our selection of lip balms is made from organic and natural ingredients and packaged in sustainable materials that are either recyclable or fully compostable thanks to the inventive cardboard design.

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