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Hurraw! Kapha Lip Balm
£4.99
Treat lips to a herbal infusion using the Hurraw! Kapha Lip Balm; an ultra-hydrating formula that cares for skin using premium organic, vegan and raw ingredients.
Inspired by basic Ayurvedic Dosha principles, a traditional medicine of India, the rich lip balm is infused with Cold Pressed Organic Sesame Seed Oil and an array of plants, fruits and roots known to complement each Dosha. The creamy balm is enriched with organic Coconut Oil, Cacao Butter and Castor Oil, which work in synergy to deliver long-lasting moisture that ensures lips are free from dryness.
Complete with fragrances from three essential oils, zesty grapefruit, stimulating eucalyptus and warming ginger, the lip balm envelops lips in nourishing moisture and an energising scent.
Cruelty free. Vegan. Made in the USA.
Apply to lips frequently.
Please Note: If you have allergies, although there are no nut oils in these balms they are made on equipment shared with almond oil. Coconut oil is considered a seed oil. It is also advised to avoid eucalyptus oil when pregnant.
Hurraw! Kapha Lip Balm
£4.99
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Treat lips to a herbal infusion using the Hurraw! Kapha Lip Balm; an ultra-hydrating formula that cares for skin using premium organic, vegan and raw ingredients.
Inspired by basic Ayurvedic Dosha principles, a traditional medicine of India, the rich lip balm is infused with Cold Pressed Organic Sesame Seed Oil and an array of plants, fruits and roots known to complement each Dosha. The creamy balm is enriched with organic Coconut Oil, Cacao Butter and Castor Oil, which work in synergy to deliver long-lasting moisture that ensures lips are free from dryness.
Complete with fragrances from three essential oils, zesty grapefruit, stimulating eucalyptus and warming ginger, the lip balm envelops lips in nourishing moisture and an energising scent.
Cruelty free. Vegan. Made in the USA.
Apply to lips frequently.
Please Note: If you have allergies, although there are no nut oils in these balms they are made on equipment shared with almond oil. Coconut oil is considered a seed oil. It is also advised to avoid eucalyptus oil when pregnant.
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