Do you use lip balm like it's your job? This silky, smooth DIY Natural Lip Balm is moisturizing and soothing. Change that chapped pout right into a smile!

I use lip balm like it’s my job! There are always 4-5 tubes lying around between my coat pockets, nightstand, and various bags.  That is- unless I loose them. You all know the fright that occurs when you can’t find your lip balm!  :0   Store-bought natural lip balms cost about $4+ each, and that adds up!   I decided to take matters into my own hands and make my own so I would always have a stash of my DIY Natural Lip Balm on hand, while not breaking the bank!  I am SO glad that I did.  I LOVE this recipe.  I don’t see myself having to buy store-bought lip balm again! It is moisturizing, smooth, healing, and tastes great! I love that I can make it in minutes and that I can make a variety of flavors to please my smackers! 

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DIY Natural Lip Balm *Moisturizing and Soothing*

Making my own DIY Natural Lip Balm was easier than I thought.  Using a few ingredients, many of which I already had in my house, I had many tubes of lip-smacking goodness! Now, I always have an extra stash on hand and spend a fraction of the cost for them!

Here’s why it works:

  • Shea butter is a nutrient rich humectant acting to soften and seal in moisture.
  • Coconut oil contains fatty acids and antioxidants that help to heal and soothe skin
  • Beeswax seals in moisture and coats the lips.
  • Vitamin E soothes and moisturizes lips.
  • Young Living Essential Oils not only create an amazing flavor for the lip balm, the oils have properties that soothe, moisturize, and promote healthy lips.

Do you use lip balm like it's your job? This silky, smooth DIY Natural Lip Balm is moisturizing and soothing. Change that chapped pout right into a smile!

Here’s what you need:

  • 1 tablespoon unrefined shea butter   (My favorite shea butter to use is from Better Shea Butter and can be found HERE)
  • 1 tablespoon coconut oil (The fatty acids
  • 1 1/2 teaspoon beeswax
  • 1/2 teaspoon vitamin E oil (Make sure the one you use can be safely ingested.  You can get a bottle or empty capsules to get the amount needed.)
  • 8 drops of Young Living Essential Oils of your choice.  I used Thieves , but other great choices include peppermint, lemon, citrus fresh, and lavender, I ONLY use these oils because they are 100% pure and safe to ingest!
  • lip balm tubes or containers
  • eye dropper

Here’s what you do:

  1. In a double boiler, melt the shea butter, coconut oil, and beeswax until it is liquefied. Remove from the heat once liquefied.
  2. Add the vitamin E oil.  Add 8 drops of Young Living Essential Oils of your choice. Stir to incorporate.
  3. Pour into the containers using an eyedropper and allow to cool.

I like to store my new lip balms in the refrigerator.  It is certainly not necessary but it does keep them hardened and I know they will last until I am ready to use them. Enjoy your smooth, moisturized smackers!

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24 Comments on DIY Natural Lip Balm *Moisturizing and Soothing*

    • Hey Hil! I find all of my ingredients on amazon.com If you click on my posts, I link the products I find that are good quality, pure, and natural on amazon.com. You can find amazing, unrefined, pure shea butter, beeswax, and coconut oil right on my posts! I hope this helps! 🙂

  1. Ahhhh!!! I keep meaning to try my own lip balm and keep forgetting. Love the sound of your concoction!! Thanks so much for popping by Snickerdoodle Sunday- hope to see you again this weekend. 🙂

  2. I need to make this today! All winter my lips have been dry and I have been wanting to make my own! Thank you for sharing!! Can’t wait!

  3. Sometimes it’s hard for me to find a natural lip balm that really moisturizes my dry lips. I like the combination of ingredients in your DIY recipe. Thank you so much for sharing these useful tips for making a healthy, green and natural lip balm at the Healthy Happy Green and Natural Party Blog Hop. I’m pinning and sharing.