Description

Natural tamanu balm.
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Key ingredients:

Organic Tamanu oil
Moisturization, antioxidant production, and an anti-inflammatory effect. It also stimulates collagen production to promote wound healing and has some antibacterial properties, particularly against the bacteria associated with acne.
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Organic Kokum butter
Highly moisturizing, kokum butter helps heal dry and cracked skin especially lips, elbows, knees and soles of feet. It may also aid in improving the appearance of scars and stretch marks. Kokum butter is rich in essential fatty acids, which softens the skin and helps promote elasticity.

Organic Shea butter
Shea is packed with essential fatty acids and vitamins, making it perfect for collagen production and UV protection. Natural moisturizers in shea butter are analogous to the sebaceous glands of our skin extract. All this together makes shea a moisturizing miracle for your skin.

Organic Wheat germ oil
Softens and moisturises skin, particularly when used on dry skin in places like the feet, elbows, hands or face. It can also help skin problems such as psoriasis and eczema. Wheat germ oil repairs and heals skin conditions and prevent scarring as it contains vitamin B which helps tissue growth.

Organic green tea powder (matcha)
Matcha is anti bacterial and contains incredibly high levels of epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), which is helpful in reducing inflammation and to even skin tone. The antioxidants are also known for reducing acne and increasing skin elasticity.

Peppermint oil
Relief from the discomforts caused by skin irritations with peppermint oil. Burns, skin rashes and dry skin can be relieved with the cooling and soothing effects of peppermint.

Vit E
vitamin E has moisturizing and healing benefits, and helps to strengthen skin barrier function.

How to use: rub your ring finger in a circular motion on the balm until it becomes warm enough to lift some of the product. Or with your fingernail, scrape off a small amount of the balm and blend it onto the lips with your fingertip.