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Drunk Elephant Lippe Balm - Moisturizing Lip Balm with Avocado Oil and Vitamin C. (3.7 Grams, .013 Ounce)
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About Drunk Elephant Lippe Balm - Moisturizing Lip Balm
THE DRUNK ELEPHANT DIFFERENCE With a mission to deliver clinically-effective, clean skincare products formulated with both cutting-edge synthetic and natural ingredients, Drunk Elephant knows that every ingredient should directly benefit the health of your skin or the safety of the formulation.LIPPE BALMLoaded with antioxidant-rich green tea leaf and vitamin C, Lippe Balm helps neutralize free radicals and environmental aggressors which cause premature signs of aging. This buttery, luxurious balm softens and plumps the look of rough, parched lips, keeping them in lip-top condition.NO FRAGRANCE After carefully balancing the best ingredients available, Drunk Elephant doesn't have to add anything to mask their natural scents. When you smell their products, you will likely detect nothing but a glycerin base with slight hints of Marula oil, Zinc Oxide, Thermal Mud, Fruit Enzymes, and Vitamins for a refreshing and reassuring scent.BREAK THE CYCLE Your skin is left vulnerable with the overuse of harsh exfoliates, chemical peels, expensive laser treatments, Botox abuse, layered foundations and powders, and chemically-laden beauty creams. There's nothing wrong with an occasional beneficial beauty splurge here and there (when appropriate), but it can be a vicious cycle that is hard to stop.COMMITTED TO CLEANDrunk Elephant is committed to using only clean ingredients that either directly benefit the skin's health, or support the integrity and effectiveness of their formulas. You'll never find the "Suspicious 6" (Essential Oils, Drying Alcohols, Silicones, Chemical Screens, Fragrances/Dyes and SLS) in their products.
