Vitamin E oil

Topical vitamin E oil can be used to relieve chapped, dry lips. Since vitamin E promotes cell turnover and regeneration, using it on dry lips brings new cells to the surface faster.

Aloe Vera

Aloe binds moisture to your skin, making them feel less dry. aloe has anti-inflammatory properties that fight irritation. aloe infuses your lips with antioxidants that fight wrinkles and other forms of skin damage

Mica pigments

These shimmering properties are produced from mica's ability to reflect light, creating the illusion of a smoother, softer, and more radiant skin tone. Since makeup can often appear very flat, adding an iridescent ingredient like mica can create depth and add contouring and highlighting to the face that looks natural

Coconut oil

Coconut oil is a great product for your skin because it’s incredibly moisturizing and creates a thick barrier that keeps moisture in the skin while protecting your lips against the elements. Other benefits of coconut oil include potential disinfecting and antimicrobial effects. Such benefits may keep your lips germ-free, and subsequently, help protect any cracked skin from becoming infected, too. Further, coconut oil is an anti-inflammatory, which means it may also help reduce swelling.