Name: Repairing + Conditioning Lip Balm
Price: 8.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Province Apothecary Repairing + Conditioning Lip Balm

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Description

Province Apothecary Repairing + Conditioning Lip Balm is the best lip balm for daily hydration to protect against dry environments and to relieve chapping, cracking and flaking. The Province Apothecary Repairing + Conditioning Lip Balm is a blend of rich plant-based oils soothes and nourishes lips, providing long-lasting benefits without feeling greasy or sticky. The light scent is invigorating and leaves you feeling refreshed.

Size: 5 g

How to Use

Apply as much as needed.

Ingredients

Sunflower Seed Oil Loaded with skin-nourishing fatty acids and vitamins A, C, and E to promote the appearance of supple, hydrated skin

Beeswax Replenishes and protects the skin’s moisture barrier to provide lasting hydration without clogging pores

Extra Virgin Olive Oil High in oleic acid and Vitamin E to naturally moisturize and nourish dry skin

Peppermint Leaf Oil Menthol cools and flushes skin naturally while boasting antibacterial and energizing properties

Lavender Oil Calms, soothes, and hydrates dry, cracked skin

All Ingredients: Sunflower Seed Oil*, Beeswax*, Extra Virgin Olive Oil* [infused With Calendula Flowers]*, Vitamin E, Peppermint Oil, Lavender Oil*, Rosemary Oil*. *Certified organic ingredient.

Brand Bio

Province Apothecary believes in the power of natural, therapeutic ingredients as part of a holistic approach to beauty and wellness.

Province Apothecary sources the highest quality organic, wildcrafted ingredients from each Canadian Province and hand-blends these ingredients in small batches to create skincare that will nourish + balance skin. Some favorite ingredients include: seaweed from Nova Scotia, maple syrup from Quebec, organic sunflower oil from Ontario, organic beeswax from Alberta, organic lentil flour from Manitoba, and organic raspberry oil and glacial clay from British Columbia.