Balm Balm Tea Tree Face Balm

Multi purpose balm recommended for its antibacterial properties to help soothe away all sorts of little problems

Shea butter, sunflower, beeswax, jojoba, calendula & tea tree essential oil, gently melted together to create a soft balm formulation to soothe, moisturise and nourish your face or anywhere else that might need caring for.

Tea Tree essential oil is antibacterial & antiviral so can help to clear up all sorts of little problems.

Awarded 'Best Budget Buy' with the Independaant Newspaper - "capable of zapping my acne!"

30ml

Smooth onto face & neck or any area that needs moisturising and nourishing. For larger areas, squeeze out a little more Balm Balm and warm between finger tips then apply.

All Balm Balm products should be kept cool (below 30 degrees centigrade). This is because they are 100% natural and will melt if kept too warm.

Special Tip
If you have troublesome skin, make this you multi-tasker and let the Tea Tree do it's work.

Try - squeeze a little into a basin of water to wash your face with. Pat dry. Then use a little as your moisturiser. That's all you need.

More tips
Skincare: Warm a little Balm Balm between your fingertips until it appears oily. Use underneath foundation or lipstickto allow them to smooth over skin more easily, diluted just enough to give a really natural look. Your own tinted moisturiser or lip gloss.

Cuticles: Rub a little Balm balm into cuticles and nails and leave for a few mintues before gently pushing cuticles down with an orange stick. Balm Balm will soften cuticles & condition nails.

Eyebrows: Are they wild & unruly? Keep them in place with a dab of BalmBalm. Use on hair too.

Eyelashes: Try on your eyelashes & delicate skin around the eyes each evening to condition and nourish as you sleep.

Heels & Elbows: On your feet all day? Hard skin is the result and nothing is a greater reflection of age. Rub Balm Balm into them regularly and notice the difference in just a few days.

Butyrospermum parkii
(shea butter)

helianthus annuus
(sunflower oil),

cera alba
(beeswax)

calendula officinalis
(calendula oil).

simmondsia chinensis
(jojoba oil)

melaleuca alternifolia
(tea tree) leaf oil.

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Certification / Organic Factor:

Soil Association Certified

Vegan:

No (Contains beeswax)

Skintype:

Good against:

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Manufacturer:

Balm Balm

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Annika

31/07/2012, 13:00

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My new best friend

Girls, you all know the perpetual search for 'the one' facial creme, especially if you have delicate skin, and it was no different for me. When I started changing my bathroom for the better (like organic), I saw myself faced (literally!) with finding a new moisturizer. I tried the balmbalm Mini Facial Kit before, which I liked, but am more for the cremes and lotions, so I gave the face balm a try. And I will never go back!!! Seriously, sometimes I go to the bathroom just to apply another round of balm because it feels so good.
You need very(!) little product, the tube will probably last forever. First, it will become very oily on the fingers, but will leave a smooth finish on the face once it absorbs - which is fairly quickly in my case (depending on your skin and daily condition).
Granted, tea tree scent is not for everyone, but there are some alternatives that I would recommend if you don't have a specific acne prone skin. But the scent subsides quickly after application, so you won't smell like a tea tree all day :-)
Also, I am a sucker for design and love the color and simplicity of the packaging.

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