Organic Lip Balm - Unscented
Hurraw! Lip Balm Unscented because sometimes you just want to go unnoticed.
Plain yet so different.
This unscented balm is nut-oil free and mild; it contains no added flavour.
Hurraw fell in love with meadowfoam seed oil way back when they formulated their Moon balm and are happy to include it yet again. Their unscented balm contains heaps of cold pressed meadowfoam seed oil grown in Oregon’s Willamette Valley. Meadowfoam seed oil is a superstar moisturiser loaded with the antioxidant vitamin E; use it on your lips, your cuticles, your . . .
Just a smooth, creamy-like-butter nothingness.
Sometimes nothing is really something.
Organic Lip Balm - Unscented
Hurraw! Lip Balm Unscented because sometimes you just want to go unnoticed.
Plain yet so different.
This unscented balm is nut-oil free and mild; it contains no added flavour.
Hurraw fell in love with meadowfoam seed oil way back when they formulated their Moon balm and are happy to include it yet again. Their unscented balm contains heaps of cold pressed meadowfoam seed oil grown in Oregon’s Willamette Valley. Meadowfoam seed oil is a superstar moisturiser loaded with the antioxidant vitamin E; use it on your lips, your cuticles, your . . .
Just a smooth, creamy-like-butter nothingness.
Sometimes nothing is really something.
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Hurraw! Lip Balm Unscented because sometimes you just want to go unnoticed.
Plain yet so different.
This unscented balm is nut-oil free and mild; it contains no added flavour.
Hurraw fell in love with meadowfoam seed oil way back when they formulated their Moon balm and are happy to include it yet again. Their unscented balm contains heaps of cold pressed meadowfoam seed oil grown in Oregon’s Willamette Valley. Meadowfoam seed oil is a superstar moisturiser loaded with the antioxidant vitamin E; use it on your lips, your cuticles, your . . .
Just a smooth, creamy-like-butter nothingness.
Sometimes nothing is really something.
