Is chocolate good for your lips?

Is chocolate good for your lips?

Chocolate might seem like an odd choice for skincare, but if you’re questioning if chocolate is good for the lips, the answer is yes! Chocolate comes from the cacao bean, which contains a high amount of fatty acids, antioxidants, and vitamin E.

This lip balm recipe uses cocoa butter extract from the cacao bean that provides moisturizing skincare benefits. It’s truly a dream for the skin that softens and soothes lips with a lasting glow. 

This chocolate lip balm recipe is simply divine. Made with the real deal, it’s extra chocolaty with just the right creamy touch. And it’s packed with natural butter and oils to soften lips even on the best of days.

It’s so easy to make this chocolate dessert-worthy lip balm and can be doubled to share with all your chocoholic friends.

Things that you need to get started:

Chocolate Lip Balm Ingredients & Supplies:

6 lip balm tubes

2 teaspoons beeswax pastilles

½ tablespoon unrefined coconut oil

1 teaspoon unrefined cocoa butter

½ teaspoon chocolate extract or natural flavoring

 ½ teaspoon cacao powder

Chocolate Lip Balm Recipe:

Cover your work area, remove the lid from each lip balm tubes, and twist them down to create the largest opening. Next, measure 2 teaspoons of beeswax pastille and pour them into a glass measuring cup. 

Add 1 teaspoon of unrefined cocoa butter to the beeswax and melt in three 20-second intervals, stirring in between. If you don’t have a microwave, you can melt the ingredients on low heat in a double boiler. 

Once melted, remove from the microwave and add ½ tablespoon of unrefined coconut oil. Stir it into the lip balm mixture and add ½ teaspoon of chocolate extract or natural flavoring and an optional ½ teaspoon of cacao powder. Adding the cacao powder will make the lip balm brown.

Then carefully pour the lip balm mixture into each lip balm tube. A lip balm tray can come in handy. Allow the lip balm to cool for approximately 30 minutes before removing each from the tray and covering each with a lid. 

Let the lip balm harden for 24 hours before use, you'll be glad you did.

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