Clean Beauty Works Nourishing Vegan Lip Balm is a pro-ready lip treatment for skincare and spa pros who want dependable hydration and a refined, natural finish for clients’ lips. 💋

Powered by Coconut Oil, Almond Oil, and Tucuma Butter, this creamy balm melts on contact to soften and smooth. Carnauba Wax and rich plant butters create a light occlusive film to lock in moisture and support the lip barrier, while the oil‑butter blend delivers a silky glide and a natural-looking sheen—never heavy. ✨

Clients see and feel softer, more supple lips with lasting comfort, a smoother surface that reduces rough texture, and a healthy glow that looks fresh and professional. 🌿

It’s a vegan formula, free of animal-derived ingredients—an easy fit for clean menus and retail take‑home. Ideal for clients concerned with dryness and rough texture. 🧴

Add this balm to your backbar and retail edit to elevate finishes and keep clients comfortable between visits.

• Softens And Smooths: Emollient Coconut Oil, Almond Oil, and Tucuma Butter condition the lip surface for a softer, smoother feel.
• Locks In Moisture: Carnauba Wax and Tucuma Butter create a protective, occlusive film that helps retain moisture for lasting comfort.
• Silky, Creamy Glide: The oil‑and‑butter blend improves spreadability for a smooth, comfortable application.
• Natural‑Looking Sheen: Emollients impart a soft, healthy‑looking glow to the lips without heaviness.

Coconut Oil: Softening plant emollient that melts on contact to smooth the lip surface and help reduce moisture loss for immediate comfort.

Tucuma Butter: Rich, cushiony plant butter that fills in roughness and helps lock in moisture for softer, more supple lips.

Carnauba Wax: Hard natural wax that structures the balm and forms a protective, moisture‑sealing film on lips.

Almond Oil: Lightweight emollient that enhances slip for a silky application and supports lasting suppleness.

Vitamin E: Antioxidant mainly used to protect the oils; provides only secondary conditioning at typical levels—screened out as a primary contributor.