Drum roll please, there’s a new range in town… Ethique lip balms!
Almost 200 million plastic lip balm tubes are binned every year and the vast majority are never recycled. So, we think lips need a shake-up.
We've created a range dedicated to doing good; for the planet, for people and of course, for your lips.
Do good for your lips – So Cocoa is pure decadence, with oodles of organic, fair trade cocoa butter which isn't just fabulous for your lips but smells like a Belgian chocolatier too. We add in moringa, jojoba and castor oils for some serious luxury and a dab of vitamin e. On application of our lip balms, 94% of testers found an immediate improvement in the appearance of dry lips! So Cocoa is so good, you’ll never lose the tube!
Do good for the planet – 100% plastic-free, home compostable packaging (yes the tube!).
Do good for people - Carefully crafted with luxurious fairly traded sustainable ingredients from Rwanda, Ghana and Samoa to help support farming cooperatives (predominantly women owned) in these regions. Direct trade ensures that local growers receive stable prices and, reliable income which means in turn they are better able to look after their community and their environment.
Almost 200 million plastic lip balm tubes are binned every year and the vast majority are never recycled. So, we think lips need a shake-up.
We've created a range dedicated to doing good; for the planet, for people and of course, for your lips.
Do good for your lips – So Cocoa is pure decadence, with oodles of organic, fair trade cocoa butter which isn't just fabulous for your lips but smells like a Belgian chocolatier too. We add in moringa, jojoba and castor oils for some serious luxury and a dab of vitamin e. On application of our lip balms, 94% of testers found an immediate improvement in the appearance of dry lips! So Cocoa is so good, you’ll never lose the tube!
Do good for the planet – 100% plastic-free, home compostable packaging (yes the tube!).
Do good for people - Carefully crafted with luxurious fairly traded sustainable ingredients from Rwanda, Ghana and Samoa to help support farming cooperatives (predominantly women owned) in these regions. Direct trade ensures that local growers receive stable prices and, reliable income which means in turn they are better able to look after their community and their environment.