for years! the same tube of lip balm always follows me whenever I travel. this time when I was packing, I suddenly wondered if it was a good idea to use the same old lip balm since it probably had zillions of bacteria from the years of slathering it directly on my lips!'
remembering I had a tub shea butter from iherb a couple of months ago, I decided I would use that instead. so i went rummaging through my cabinets for a small container to hold the shea butter, simply transferred some over with a butter knife and voila! instant 'new' lip balm!
oh, call me shallow, but a nice container helps. it's a joy to use the lip balm from a pretty pink translucent container with gold screw cap. Morale of the story? Keep the pretty containers! only the pretty ones though! the not-so-nice ones? I recycle them.
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thing to note is that as it's 100% shea butter, it is fairly solid and harder to apply, but once its on your lips, it glides since the warm of your lips helps to soften it. Best part - you can use it on any part of your body - your hands / body! sis tried it and was impressed. ha.
so its good for your skin cos' it doesn't contain any additives, and doesn't cost much (USD 12.24 for 227g!). I guess why the normal lip balms cost so much is from all the packaging. You can consider this the next time you run down your lip balm!
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