Easy, flavorful and better for you, this DIY Cinnamon Lip Balm is going to be your lips new best friend!
One of my missions for 2018 is to reduce as many harmful chemicals from our home and diet as I can. The plan is to replace the chemical laden products with natural options and essential oils whenever possible! I’m starting with something I use multiple times a day, lip balm!
I’m starting with this flavorful DIY Cinnamon Lip Balm! Cocoa and Shea butter give my lips lots of healthy moisture, and the beeswax adds a little sweetness and keeps the ingredients solid enough to carry around in your pocket.
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Ready to make your own DIY Cinnamon Lip Balm? Grab your supplies, and follow these easy instructions to make your own!
- 1 tablespoon cocoa butter
- 1/2 tablespoon shea butter
- 1/2 tablespoon coconut oil
- 1 tablespoon beeswax
- 1 stick cinnamon, crushed
- Small mesh strainer
- Lip chap tubes
- Small funnel
In a heat safe jar, add the first four ingredients.
Place the cinnamon stick in a plastic bag and crush with a hammer. You don’t want it to be powder, just small broken pieces.
Add the cinnamon to the jar.
Heat a small pot of water until a rolling boil (about two inches of water). Add the jar into the water.
Let the jar sit in the water while the ingredients melt fully. Once melted, whisk. Leave the jar in the hot water for 15-20 minutes so that the cinnamon can infuse.
In the meantime, set up your lip chap containers.
When ready, remove the jar from the water and strain the mixture through a mesh strainer to remove the cinnamon.
Using a small funnel pour the mixture into the tubes until full.
You’ll need to move very quickly as the mixture begins to harden immediately. Let sit on the counter for twenty-four hours to set.
Makes 5-6 lip chaps depending on the size of tubes.
My lips have never been happier! This DIY Cinnamon Lip Balm is just the thing for keeping my lips moist and healthy in the winter, and the cinnamon is tasty and refreshing!
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Stephanie Z says
This sounds like it will be super moisturizing with the shea butter and cocoa butter. It’s good the cinnamon is in it to make it tasty!
Calvin says
Good enough to eat! I’d smell so good..
Katie Bellamy says
I really like this! Sounds amazing!
Elllen Levickis says
This looks so simple to do and I could have the flavor I want
Chas Greener says
Oh this sounds delightful and like such a treat. Thanks for sharing and the great instructions.
Susan says
I’ve always wanted to try and make my own – there used to be a brand that was super duper minty and I can’t find it anymore. I might just have to try this to get exactly what I want.
Thanks for the tutorial.
angie says
I hate balms that have bad taste I can only imagine how good this would be thanks for sharing
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Amber Ferguson says
I love that you are using and promoting DIY all-natural products! Thanks so much for sharing at TFT. I am featuring you at this week’s party. Happy New Year!
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