Herbal Lip Balm

• Unscented — The basic option for anyone who does not want scent or colour, anyone who reapplies often through the day, and anyone sensitive to fragrance.
• SPF 6 — For anyone who spends time outdoors, an option with a low sun protection factor. It does not provide sufficient protection on its own with heavy sun exposure; use it together with a high-factor sun product.
• Tea Tree & Sage — Contains tea tree oil, sage oil and lanolin. Lanolin is known for forming a strong moisture barrier on the lips. The richest option for heavy dryness and cold weather.
• Aloe Vera — Contains aloe vera extract; offers a soothing, refreshing feel. For lips that feel sensitive and irritated.
• Cherry — Adds a light shine and a cherry scent to lips that look dry and have lost their colour.
• Strawberry — A fruity alternative like the cherry; for anyone who prefers a strawberry scent.

All six varieties share these oils:

• Castor oil (ricinus) — the classic component of lip care; leaves a lasting, shine-giving layer on the surface
• Shea butter — a rich-textured plant butter that supports the moisture barrier
• Coconut oil — a plant oil known for its softening effect
• Sweet almond oil — a light-textured, soothing oil

1. Apply gently to your lips in a thin layer.
2. Reapply during the day as needed.
3. Applying it before going out in cold, windy weather is recommended.

Tip: On very dry lips, a thicker layer before bed leaves the lips softer by morning.

• Form: Stick lip protector
• Varieties: Unscented, Cherry, Strawberry, Aloe Vera, SPF 6, Tea Tree & Sage
• Shared ingredients: Castor oil, shea butter, coconut oil, sweet almond oil
• Use: During the day, as needed
• Origin: Türkiye

Is it a medical solution for chapped lips?
A lip balm is a cosmetic care product that reduces moisture loss at the surface of the lips; it is not a medicinal product. If you have deep cracks, bleeding or a long-standing complaint on your lips, we recommend consulting a doctor.

Does SPF 6 protect from the sun?
SPF 6 is a low level of protection; it offers support for short everyday exposure. For the beach, skiing and long periods outdoors, choose a high-factor product.

Can it be worn under lipstick?
Yes. Applying a thin layer and waiting a few minutes helps lipstick go on more evenly.

Is it addictive?
No; lip balm is not addictive. The need to reapply often usually comes from dry surroundings, breathing through the mouth or a habit of licking the lips.

Can children use it?
The Unscented option is offered for adult lip care. With children, the risk of swallowing the product should be considered and it should be used under supervision.

• For external use only; do not swallow.
• Do not use if there is a cold sore, an open wound or a bleeding crack.
• If you are sensitive to lanolin, tea tree or sage, do not use the Tea Tree & Sage variety.
• For hygiene reasons, do not share the product.
• Store out of the reach of children, away from direct sunlight and heat.
• See the product packaging for the full ingredient list.