Koh Living Lemon Myrtle Lip Balm 7g

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Koh Living Lemon Myrtle Lip Balm 7g

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Handcrafted in Australia with native botanicals and sustainable packaging, Lemon Myrtle Lip Balm brings refreshing citrus notes while hydrating and protecting delicate skin. The Lemon Myrtle Lip Balm blends candelilla wax, coconut oil, castor oil, jojoba oil, sweet almond oil and vitamin E into a vegan, nourishing lip moisturizer that supports long-lasting hydration and a subtle sheen. Packaged in an easy-to-use recycled ABS lip balm ball and recycled card box, it celebrates Indigenous art—featuring "Home" by Worimi artist Jacinta‑Rai Ridgeway‑Maahs—and directs a portion of sales to the artist through the Indigenous Art Code, supporting Australian made lip care and local makers.



* Size: 7g lip balm ball pack
* Ingredients: candelilla wax, castor oil, coconut oil, sweet almond oil, jojoba oil, vitamin E
* Made in Australia — Australian lip balm and Australian made lip care
* Vegan lip care formula — natural lip balm, vegan lip balm
* Packaging: recycled ABS lip balm ball and recycled card box — eco friendly lip balm
* Artwork: "Home" by Worimi artist Jacinta‑Rai Ridgeway‑Maahs — indigenous art lip balm
* Suitable as a moisturizing lip treatment and hydrating lip balm



Ingredients and formulation

The balm uses a plant-based base with candelilla wax as a vegan alternative to beeswax and a blend of nourishing oils to create a smooth protective layer. Castor oil and coconut oil contribute to shine and initial softness, while jojoba oil and sweet almond oil help lock in moisture. Vitamin E acts as an antioxidant in the formula, present as Dl‑alpha Tocopheryl Acetate, to help support lip comfort when used as a moisturizing lip treatment.


How to use

Apply the lip balm directly from the lip balm ball to clean, dry lips as needed throughout the day. Reapply after eating or drinking for continued hydration. The easy-roll ball format helps deliver product evenly without fingers, useful for on‑the‑go touchups and a hygienic lip care routine.


Sustainability and provenance

Koh Living produces this native botanicals balm in Australia, packaged in recycled ABS plastic lip balm balls and recycled card boxes to reduce waste. A portion of each sale goes to the Worimi artist through the Indigenous Art Code, and the product is presented with artwork credit to support Indigenous creatives. The formulation is vegan and designed to meet preferences for eco friendly lip balm and natural lip balm options.


Who it’s for

This Lemon Myrtle Lip Balm is suited to anyone seeking a hydrating lip balm with natural ingredients, a vegan lip care option, or a compact lip balm ball pack that fits in pockets or small bags. It works well as a daily nourishing lip moisturizer and is appropriate for those looking for Australian lip balm and Indigenous art lip balm choices.


Care and storage

Store away from direct heat and sunlight to preserve texture and fragrance. Keep the recycled card box for gift presentation or storage. Avoid contamination by using the lip balm ball as intended and closing the cap after use.


FAQ

Q: Is this a vegan lip balm?

A: Yes. The formulation uses candelilla wax and plant oils, so it is presented as vegan lip care.


Q: What size is the balm?

A: The product is a 7g lip balm ball pack.


Q: Does it contain vitamin E?

A: Yes, the label lists Dl‑alpha Tocopheryl Acetate (vitamin E) as an ingredient for antioxidant support in this lip balm with vitamin E.


Q: Is the packaging eco friendly?

A: Packaging uses recycled ABS for the lip balm ball and recycled card box, reflecting eco friendly lip balm choices.


Q: Who designed the artwork?

A: The artwork "Home" is by Worimi artist Jacinta‑Rai Ridgeway‑Maahs; a portion of sales supports the artist via the Indigenous Art Code.

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