The one and only multitasker lip balm.
Natural lip balms are all I use, but for some reason many of them would cause a dry line all around the edge of my outer lip that felt like sandpaper and wouldn’t go away with exfoliation or more moisturizing. I found out the culprit: coconut oil.  On my skin it has a drying effect ( which makes sense, I mean, it’s a drier oil in general, especially compared to olive or jojoba oil).<br /><br />Enter this lip balm ( specifically the unsecured version). It’s the perfect combination of buttery and soft and the scent free means it suits all kinds of scent preferences. I consider it an everyday staple for its versatility. You can use it on chapped skin, baby’s face, dry elbows, to smooth your unruly brows, or for a quick swipe of moisture to give your cheeks a healthy dewy look. Sure, plenty of organic brands have balms in these tiny containers for like twenty bucks, but this does an equal ( if not better) job. Dr. Bronners does have a metal twist top container with a similar formulation intended for babies ( I think?) but the stick version is a bit more tidy. Both are amazing though.<br /><br />Lifetime buyer. Please never change the formula.
Rating: 5 stars