We received the cutest little lip slide tins in last week. Aren't these little guys adorable? You can find them here. They're just $88 for 200 pots and have an optional shrink wrap to ensure purity for your customers and a professional look for your products.
Not sure how to make lip balm? You can use a pre-mixed base (instructions here) or make your own from scratch. Here's a very simple recipe that you can use to make lip balms (or even solid perfumes):
1oz. Olive Oil
.3oz of Lanolin or Mango Butter
.4oz of Shea Butter
.4oz of Beeswax
Flavor oil and Stevia for taste
The photo above uses the lip safe Bramble Berry mica, Rose Pearl Mica.




5 comments:
cute! I bought some and am going to shellac with photos and give away as personalized gifts.
I love the slider tins and use them all the time. Glad y'all are now carrying them! I have some chocolate lip gloss in mine right now - made with chocolate chips and added castor oil for gloss. Yummy!
These are fabulous! I'm so tempted to start making lip balms...how am I supposed to keep to a budget if you keep offering these really cute things??
A chocolate castor oil lip balm? Tell me more!
And Shades of Grey, if you can find a way to sell the cute lip tin filled products, then you won't need to worry about your budget! Make a workable sales plan around the tins (example: add 1 store who agrees to display the lip balms at the counter with a nice sign) and you will be well within your budget, and then some. =)
Hey Anne-Marie! I love the chocolate lip gloss. Here you go...a recipe for a small (test) batch.
2T apricot kernal oil
1T beeswax
1T cocoa butter
6 chocolate chips
Melt together.
Add:
5 drops vanilla EO
oil from 3 vitamin E capsules
It makes 4 .25 oz size slider tins.
I hope you enjoy. It just has a hint of flavor (not enough to keep you licking it all off)but a great aroma. Glossy too!
Natalie
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