Naked Lip Balm

It glides on easily and provides immediate comfort. The texture is dense but not sticky or uncomfortable. Lips are left soft, smooth, and protected.

Unlike conventional balms with petroleum-derived ingredients, this formula doesn't just coat; it nourishes. Beeswax provides body and durability; tallow and lanolin genuinely restore.

It has no added color or flavor.
It has a soft, natural honey aroma — it comes from pure beeswax.

Yes. The formula does not contain fragrances, colorants, or essential oils.
All ingredients are of natural origin and have a long history of use in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.

If you have a known allergy to wool or bee derivatives, avoid use.

Most conventional lipsticks use mineral waxes, paraffin, synthetic oils, or unstable polyunsaturated-rich vegetable oils that cover the lips but do not nourish them — and some even accelerate oxidation.

Here, the active base is tallow from Galician grass-fed cows and sheep lanolin, two ingredients with a lipid structure very similar to that of our own skin. It doesn't create dependence, it doesn't block pores: it restores.

The lip is a mucous membrane with characteristics very different from the rest of the skin: it loses water three times faster than the cheek and has almost no ability to retain it.

Lanolin provides something that tallow alone does not have to the same extent: physiological moisturizing capacity, meaning it attracts and retains water in that area.
The two together do more than each one separately.

Store in a cool, dry place.
We recommend keeping it away from water and not exposing it to prolonged heat, so it's best to keep it out of a humid bathroom and out of the car in summer.

Cardboard is durable enough for daily use, but it has its limits: it doesn't like continuous moisture or extreme heat.
To dispense the product, push the base with your pinky finger until the balm slightly emerges—a few millimeters is enough. To store it, push the base back down until it is protected inside the tube.