No Tox Life Lavender Earl Grey Lip Butter

Lavender Earl Grey Lip Butter: an herbal and citrus essential oil blend, with a hint of sweet, packaged in a paperboard tube. 

We always have a lip butter in our pocket, everywhere we go! Our formula is packed with moisturizing organic cocoa butter and avocado oil. We also use wildcrafted plant wax instead of beeswax, so it's completely vegan.

Why do we call it a lip butter instead of a lip balm, or chapstick? Well, lip balm generally found in stores is oily and comes off within an hour or two. Our lip butter is made with nourishing, premium cocoa butter that will stay on your lips for an extended period (we usually find it lasts 4-8 hours on the lips). Our product feels like a rich butter and has a matte finish.

Ingredients: wildcrafted candelilla wax (plant wax), organic cocoa butter, organic coconut oil, sweet almond oil, avocado oil, lavender essential oil, bergamot essential oil, organic stevia leaf

Effectiveness: Our lip butter is made with nourishing, premium cocoa butter that will stay on your lips for an extended period (we usually find it lasts 4-8 hours on the lips).

Size: This waste-conscious paperboard tube 0.26 oz / 7.5 grams net weight, which is almost 2 times bigger than a typical lip balm size. Should last for several months to a year (or longer).

*Notes: As with any natural product, do not leave it in your car or directly in the hot sun to melt in the heat. It could melt and spill if it gets REALLY hot, and the constant heating and cooling will reduce its freshness. Under normal summer temperatures and shipping it does not typically melt.

*This product is most fresh when used within 18 months of purchase. Best stored in a cool place to keep it fresher longer.



Package Materials: Paperboard tube, coated with less than 1% of a cornstarch and sugarcane membrane (certified compostable). This prevents grease spots on the outside of the tube and prevents the design from rubbing off in your purse or pocket.

End of Life: Commercially compost or recycle the paperboard tube and cornstarch and sugarcane membrane and paper sticker. If home composting, it will take 12+ months. Commercial composting will break down faster, in a few months since it reaches higher temperatures. It can be curbside recycled in the bin as well if it's cleaned out.