Is this product safe to use in lip products?
1240429
They put it in food so, yes, it is non-toxic. You should check that it is the proper ph and attached to binders that will prevent drying out of your lips.
1240430
To a certain degree, yes. (Although some may say that it's not organic, so no.) Do not use more than 25 percent in the product you are making.
1517271
I know it is good for mouth sores straight. I would google about the dilution. Or maybe ask the product source. Let us know.
767921
I don't know. I use it on my hands & it is wonderful. I believe this brand has other salves/creams that are for lips. Search Amazon & see. Fran
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1 Ounce Beeswax, clean5 Ounces Almond oil (olive oil can also be used)1 Tablespoon Honey4 Drops of essential oil (such as peppermint)Melt the whole thing in a double boiler and pour in the tubes (very carefully). I actually did not use the essential oil. The product thus made far exceeds the quality of anything commercially made. I have chronic chapped lips and for the first time I don't have to be reapplying chapstick continuously. Amazon sells all almond oil and of course, the honey you source locally. Legal disclaimer: use at your own risk, I am not a licensed druggist and I of course do not know your specific circumstances or health conditions. 1 Ounce Beeswax, clean5 Ounces Almond oil (olive oil can also be used)1 Tablespoon Honey4 Drops of essential oil (such as peppermint)Melt the whole thing in a double boiler and pour in the tubes (very carefully). I actually did not use the essential oil. The product thus made far exceeds the quality of anything commercially made. I have chronic chapped lips and for the first time I don't have to be reapplying chapstick continuously. Amazon sells all almond oil and of course, the honey you source locally. Legal disclaimer: use at your own risk, I am not a... » Read More 1 Ounce Beeswax, clean5 Ounces Almond oil (olive oil can also be used)1 Tablespoon Honey4 Drops of essential oil (such as peppermint)Melt the whole thing in a double boiler and pour in the tubes (very carefully). I actually did not use the essential oil. The product thus made far exceeds the quality of anything commercially made. I have chronic chapped lips and for the first time I don't have to be reapplying chapstick continuously. Amazon sells all almond oil and of course, the honey you source locally. Legal disclaimer: use at your own risk, I am not a licensed druggist and I of course do not know your specific circumstances or health conditions. « Show Less
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Leslie, I'm sure they could. You could give it a shot and see! They are creamy in texture and I would imaging easier to mix with the products needed for lip stick. Let me know if it works!
38084
Not sure about that one but if its melanin that's causing your lips to be discolored then it would probably work. It sometimes burns a little bit and put it on. I use micro needling and/or Microderm abrasion with this product .Good luck.
38082
I haven't used it on my lips but it is so good it will bleach anything, but I would use with extreme caution because the lips are very sensitive, and this is the most powerful stuff I've ever used, I got real results after just one use. Good luck.
1077954
Quite possibly. My son has really really dry lips, and this is the only product that seems to last longer before I have to reapply. And I have tried tons. So this is the one I normally use now.
1840029
I used them for a lip scrub made with solid coconut oil and sugar so it was not liquid. I think they might leak with liquid.
1966572
Are you sure it is safe to take internally? it is mostly used for cosmetic purposes like a body or face masks.
1016648
Vaseline tends to be soft, and melts at relatively low temperature. Plus, products containing a petroleum base can be a carcinogen. I use these containers to make homemade lip balm that includes bees wax, coconut oil, castor oil, almonds oil, peppermint oil and vitamin E. It is really easy to make and you can find recipes all over the internet.....just a suggestion. But, I love these containers, they work just like any store bought lip balm container. Hope that helps!!
767922
It is perfect as a lip balm. It works for both, chapped lips and also as light makeup.
253778
That you would need to ask BulkSupplements; I do know that it is the proper and safe form for use in facial preparations; however, it is very concentrated and I feel should be dissolved in purified water before use.
1509805
Yes; they are therapeutic grade, which means you can use them on your skin...however, use very sparingly and be mindful that especially citrus and mint are very potent and can burn your skin on their own. Find a good recipe for lip balm and don't apply oils directly to the skin.
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As of now I haven't had any issues. My blue nose pit doesn't seem to have a problem with it. So to answer your question I do believe its safe to use.
1715192
That I'm not sure of. From the taste and feel I would say no. It's like applying lipstick. Smooth feeling. Long lasting
767920
Yes, it's fabulous as a lip balm! I use it everynight to moisturize my lips. During the day I usually wear lipstick when I'm not at home. But when I am home doing chores around the house I usually use the Rosebud Salve. I keep one tin by my bed, one by my tv chair and one by the bathroom sink. NOT a fan of the other "flavors" though-their scents are too strong and not as subtle as the original Rosebud. I usually buy 3 or 4 tins at a time so I don't run out.