Whidbey Meadow's Kiss lip balm

Originally made for a friend’s wise and wonderful 6-year-old who said "You need to make lip balms!" these were created to be safe enough for children and adults and elders too. This nourishing, softening lip balm is a celebration of local plants, meadows, and trees that care deeply about human health and wellbeing. Made with local ethically foraged (by us) dandelion flowers, wild rose petals, and windfall cottonwood buds plus our own lavender and roses infused into olive oil. No essential oils--just the subtle natural scent of the flowers and buds infused into olive oil, so the balm is gentle, nourishing, comforting. And nothing else.

And, as with all new products, you should still start slow and make sure you/your family’s bodies like the plants in this balm. Discontinue use if your body isn’t happy. There is one drop of castor oil per tin of lip balm to make it silky smooth and even more softening. In much higher doses, castor oil can be used a laxative, so please don’t sit down and eat dozens of tins of lip balm. Come to think of it, don’t eat even one tin of lip balm. The balm is for your lips not your belly. Please share this tip with children if the lip balm is shared with children.

Ingredients: Ethically wild-gathered local dandelion flowers and wild roses, our own rose petals and buds and lavender, and ethically gathered local windfall cottonwood buds (from friends' trees and trusted, well-loved land) infused into olive oil (an organic and trusted non-organic blend), plus Shea butter, local beeswax, and one drop of organic castor oil per tin. 

Packaging: Lip balm is in a one-ounce reusable, food grade, round metal tin with a twist-off top. See the Packaging page on this website for details.  

Medical Disclaimer: For external use only. Stop using if your body doesn't like these plants. To make well-informed decisions for yourself, seek the guidance of your qualified health professional, such your medical doctor, nurse practitioner, naturopathic physician, and/or clinical herbalist with questions regarding your medical conditions, dosage information, and possible ingredient interactions with prescription drugs. This is especially important if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking prescription drugs, have a chronic disease or any chronic health concern, if you have allergies, or if you have never used products with these plants in them before. Visit the Medical Disclaimer for Herbal Offerings page for more information.