COOLKiss.
COOLKiss.
Natural lip balm made with organic cocoa butter, natural beeswax, coconut and almond oils, and mint essential oil, moisturizes, nourishes, and protects delicate lips. It soothes dryness, boosts elasticity, and provides a refreshing, tingly effect with no greasy residue. Packaged in a plastic-free paper tube, it’s a simple, natural, high quality choice for lip care.
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How to Use
To access the lip balm, simply push up the bottom of the paper tube. Should you dispense excess lip balm, gently push it back into the tube.
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About the product
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WHY SHOULD YOU SWITCH TO NATURAL LIP BALM
Switching to natural lip balm just makes sense. You end up eating some of it throughout the day when you talk, drink, or eat! So why not choose one made with clean, safe ingredients?
We all know the struggle of reapplying constantly, especially when your lips are chapped. Natural lip balms are super hydrating and gentle, even for sensitive skin, so they actually help heal and protect your lips instead of just masking dryness.
With plastic-free packaging, you’re also cutting down on waste. It’s better for you and the planet—a small change that really adds up!
EARTH CALLED, SHE'S PROUD OF YOU
Thank you for helping reduce plastic waste!
Your beauty routine contributes to plastic waste - plastic takes 400 years to biodegrade, and 91% of it is never recycled. At SOLIDU, we’re committed to doing better. We create ethical, plastic-free solid cosmetics, with bars packed in backyard compostable boxes and tubes made from paper, not plastic.
And now, by choosing SOLIDU, you’re part of the solution. Every bar and every tube you use means less plastic waste, fewer single-use products, and a beauty routine that aligns with your values.
frequently asked questions
Is there plastic in lip balm?
Is there plastic in lip balm?
Some lip balms contain plastic-derived ingredients like polyethylene or polypropylene, used as thickeners or film-forming agents, as well as petroleum-based ingredients like petrolatum or mineral oil, which may have impurities if not properly refined. Additionally, most lip balms are packaged in plastic tubes or pots, contributing to plastic waste. To avoid this, look for natural formulations without synthetic polymers or petroleum derivatives, and choose products with plastic-free packaging, such as paper tubes, metal tins, or glass jars. Opting for eco-friendly, zero-waste options allows you to care for your lips while reducing your environmental impact.
How do you dispose of lip balm?
How do you dispose of lip balm?
To dispose of lip balm responsibly, start by using up the product completely to avoid waste. Check the packaging material to determine the correct disposal method. Plastic tubes should be rinsed and recycled if your local facilities accept them, metal tins can usually be cleaned and recycled, and paper tubes can be composted if biodegradable or recycled if allowed. If the packaging isn’t recyclable, it will need to go into the regular trash. To reduce waste in the future, consider switching to natural plastic-free lip balms. Thoughtful disposal helps minimize environmental impact.
What is the purpose of lip balm?
What is the purpose of lip balm?
The purpose of lip balm is to moisturize, protect, and heal your lips. It forms a barrier on the surface of your lips to lock in moisture, preventing dryness and chapping caused by environmental factors like wind, cold weather, or sun exposure. Lip balm also soothes cracked or irritated lips, providing relief and promoting healing. Some lip balms include SPF to protect lips from UV damage or tint for a subtle touch of color. Overall, lip balm helps maintain soft, healthy, and hydrated lips.
Do some lip balms dry out your lips?
Do some lip balms dry out your lips?
Yes, some lip balms can dry out your lips or make them feel drier over time due to certain ingredients. Products with synthetic fragrances, flavors, or salicylic acid can irritate sensitive lip skin, leading to more dryness and peeling. Lip balms that rely solely on occlusive ingredients like petrolatum or mineral oil may create a barrier without adding moisture, leaving lips feeling dry once the balm wears off. Additionally, some balms create a dependency effect, where frequent reapplication gives the illusion of hydration but doesn’t address the underlying dryness. To avoid this, choose balms made with natural, nourishing ingredients like shea butter, coconut oil, or beeswax, and avoid those with alcohol or synthetic additives. Staying hydrated and avoiding lip licking also helps maintain soft, healthy lips.