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6 Cruelty Free Lip Balms You Should Try Today
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A good lip gloss can make your day. A bad one, not so much.
Bad lip glosses and tints are the worst – they dry out your lips instead of protecting them, they feel sticky, and sometimes have you looking like you’ve made out with a bag of Krispy Kremes rather than the luscious lip effect your were going for.
But a GOOD cruelty free lip balm? It’s worth it’s weight in gold.
That’s why we’ve rounded up our faves to share with you today. Viva la bunny!
Editor’s Note: For more cruelty-free products, tips and ideas, see our Cruelty Free Living section.
CRUELTY FREE LIP BALMS
100% Pure Pigment Lip Glaze
This range of organic lip glazes get their colour from natural fruit pigments – making them rich in natural antioxidants and vitamins. Each lip glaze has a moisturising base of avocado and cocoa butters leaving your lips super soft and nourished. They comes in 7 shades however my favourite pick is Peach Bellini.
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Go-To Lips!
The hero product of Zoe Foster’s amazing Go-To Skincare range, Lips! is all about moisture and protection – and it WORKS. It uses medical grade lanolin, nourishing apricot kernel, avocado, almond, evening primrose, vitamin E and jojoba oils, as well as beeswax and soothing calendula and shea butter to ensure your lips are genuinely nourished, protected and conditioned. With a subtle sheen, the clear gloss is your answer to all those vaseline-y lip balms that promised moisture but left your lips dry, parched and greasy. Go-To won’t leave you hanging like that – a few applications and your lips will feel like they’ve won the moisture jackpot.
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Becca Beach Tint
I couldn’t do summer without this little gem! The beautifully blendable crème stain for cheeks and lips suits all skin types and comes in 8 shades. Kiss-proof and water-resistant, it dries to a perfect, streak-free, non-greasy and non-drying finish. It leaves you with the flush of colour but no sticky residue. A great all-rounder.
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The Body Shop Coconut Lip Gloss
This sheer gloss gives a slick, shiny finish – without any grease or mess. The creamy coconut flavour smells divine too!
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Burt Bee’s Lip Balm with Pink Grapefruit
This juicy lip balm is made with nutritious, tropical Pink Grapefruit Seed Oil, bursting with powerful vitamins. It has a tangier flavour than other balms, with the grapefruit softening and protecting the lips. Lower sheen than other glosses, it’s also great for no-fuss application.
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People for Plants Organic Lip Balm
These 100% organic lip balms are made with skin friendly ingredients (no petroleum!) including the finest coconut oil to moisturise, cocoa butter to soften and rosemary with its powerful anti-oxidant properties to prevent oxidative cell stress. Coming in a handy swivel stick applicator they leave your lips soft, plump and with a low sheen. They come in 6 different flavours.
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Are you loco for lip gloss like me? What are your fave cruelty free picks?
I love all of these cruelty-free product posts! Please keep them coming! xo
Thank you for this post, I will try to find some of this products in Germany 🙂 Your blog is so adorable!
Just a tad bit of info. Burt’s Bees itself IS cruelty-free, but it is owned by a company (I forget who) that is not. The Burt’s Bees brand is doing what it should, but I still don’t buy Burt’s because I don’t want to support its owner 🙁
Burt’s Bees is owned by Clorox, and they test on animals , won’t buy anymore
Burt’s Bees…not to mention that any product that comes from bees (like honey) is likely not cruelty free.