Dr Bronners Organic Lemon Lime Lip Balm

Dr Bronners Organic Lemon Lime Lip Balm made with organic beeswax, provide a protective barrier to the elements without any synthetic ingredients. Organic jojoba, avocado and hemp oils help with extra moisturisation. Only the finest organic essential oils are used for fragrance. Certified organic to USDA National Organic Program standards, because what you put on your lips goes into your body.

Dr Bronners Organic Lip Balms are great for lips, of course, but are also perfect for moisturising and healing chapped and dry skin anywhere on your body. Use Dr Bronners Lip Balms to quickly treat dry hands or cuticles, to moisturise chapped chins or cheeks, or to provide relief for chaffed skin where needed.

This snippet is from Lisa Bronner's Blog, very helpful info!

"It never ceases to amaze me how every moment in my day is accounted for. So anything I can do to make something go the littlest bit faster is great. I have begun using Dr Bronner’s lip balm for a quick treatment on hands. With the countless times per day that I wash my hands, they crack often. My skin’s latest habit is to form snags that catch on laundry or diapers. I usually have a tube of the lip balm handy in my pocket, or at least in the cup holder of my van. I can super-quick whip it out and apply it to my hands as I’m on the move.

The Dr Bronners lip balm is made up of the same ingredients as the body balm, but in different concentrations. The result is that the lip balm is harder than the body balm. It forms a tough barrier over rough skin and stays on the hard skin. Since it’s not greasy, it doesn’t rub off if I brush against something. It can even last through the next hand-washing or two. This also works great on my sons’ cheeks and chins. They always are more chapped there than on their lips. I dab on some Dr Bronners lip balm as I drop them off for school in the morning and before they go to bed at night. When I do have a moment to sit down, when it looks like the next hand-washing is a while away (in other words, when they’re all asleep at the end of the day), I work the Dr Bronners body balm into my hands, massaging it in deeply, adding as much as I can. Ideally, the next step is to don cotton gloves or socks over the Dr Bronners body balm and go to bed." Lisa Bronner.

It's Not Just What You Grow, It's How You Grow It Ethically-Sourced, Certified Fair Trade Ingredients

Dr Bronner’s Magic Soaps decided to become certified organic in order to use only the most ecological ingredients, while supporting sustainable agriculture without synthetic chemical fertilisers and pesticides. But that wasn’t enough: Dr Bronners still questioned whether pricing, wages and working conditions were fair for the farmers and workers producing Dr Bronners raw ingredients. Rather than support supply chains motivated only by profit, Dr Bronners chose to commit to fairness that empowers Dr Bronners farmers’ and workers’ lives and communities.

In 2006, Dr. Bronner’s committed to sourcing Dr Bronners major raw materials from certified Fair Trade and organic projects around the world that ensure fair prices, living wages and community benefits for farmers, workers and their families. Now, when you purchase Dr Bronner’s products, you are supporting these more just and vibrant producer communities around the world. Dr Bronners have created or partnered with various Fair Trade organic projects all over the world: in Sri Lanka for coconut oil, in Ghana for palm oil, in Palestine and Israel for olive oil, in India for mint oil, in Kenya for avocado, tea tree and coconut oils, in Ecuador for sugar cane alcohol, and in Zambia for beeswax. In fact, an estimated 10,000 people around the world benefit directly from Dr Bronner’s various Fair Trade projects, and Dr Bronners are supporting the development of domestic Fair Trade programs here in North America as well.

To date, the Fair Trade premiums paid to Dr Bronners projects have helped local communities realise various important efforts: drilling fresh-water wells, setting up composting operations that improve farmers’ soils and incomes, renovating schools, purchasing medical equipment for local health clinics, and providing mosquito nets to help prevent the spread of malaria – to name just a few.

Suitable for Vegetarians.