Have you ever thought of making your own lip balm? Then you have to give this project a try! This super easy moisturizing lip balm is a perfect Valentine’s Day craft to keep or give to someone special ...

When it comes to lip care, lip balms are an essential. They are simply the easiest to apply; just dabbing a small quantity of it can nourish your lips and add a flush of colour that looks natural. Not ...

Usually, people use lip balms multiple times in a day. It instantly makes your lips smooth and soft. The product has become of t, e favorite beauty product and id found in the purse of almost all ...

Winter's cold, cold temps combined with dry indoor air and perhaps the occasional cuddle and kiss session with someone can lead to some seriously chapped lips. If you're struggling, consider whipping ...

Melt one tbsp shea butter, one tbsp beeswax, and two tbsp coconut oil. Once melted, pour it into a jar and add rose essential oil droplets to the mixture. Allow it to cool for 30 minutes. Melt two tsp ...

Easy DIY Lip balms made of natural ingredients like shea butter, cocoa butter, coconut oil, beetroot, essential oils, honey, etc. to help you heal chapped lips. While lip care often takes a backseat ...

Microwave all but honey until melted. Stir in honey until incorporated. You can reheat the mixture if it thickens before you can pour it. Pour into balm pots. Allow to harden.

You’ll love the moisture, shine and taste of this easy DIY chocolate chip lip balm! Ready for kissable, chocolate-flavored lips? This fun and easy DIY chocolate chip lip balm keeps your lips moist and ...

Using a cotton swab, line an empty lip balm container with petroleum jelly. Add rainbow nonpareils sprinkles to the petroleum-lined container. Add beeswax to a measuring glass, followed by coconut oil ...