Whenever someone asks what’s the one thing I never leave the house without, I reply “lip balm”. Of course, I’m partly lying, because once in a while I forget it at home. And those are the worst days – especially in winter. But you know what helps my memory? If I really love the balm I have at that point. I try to make enough so that there’s one in every pocket and inside every bag, but sometimes I still forget! So try any of these seven lip balm recipes to avoid being in that awful dry lip situation:
8 Homemade Lip Balm Recipes
1. Lip-plumping homemade lip balm
1. Cinnamon will plump your lips, while coconut oil and vitamin E will keep them moisturized and healthy. It’s the perfect lip balm to prep your lips for makeup—they’ll be a little fuller, but super hydrated, making any lipstick color look extra amazing! Use right after a lip scrub for a perfectly kissable, plump pout.
2. Vegan Lip Balm with Lavender and SPF
Vegan lip balm can be hard to find, but it’s super easy to make your own! By combining a plant-based wax with a solid oil like coconut oil, you can effectively replace the beeswax altogether and still end up with a nourishing lip balm.
3. Pumpkin pie homemade lip balm
3. Just because it’s not officially pumpkin pie season, doesn’t mean it can’t be for you – on your lips. The honey in this recipe will make your lips feel divine!
4. Raspberry lip balm
4. As much as I love a classic red lip, sometimes you want something that’s just a barely-there wash of color. This is tinted just enough to make your lips festive for a special occasion, but still moisturizing! It’s also a great gift for tweens that are just starting to get into makeup—it’s not too strong of a color for them, but is still enough to look a little different (and like makeup!)
5. Green tea SPF Lip Balm
While we are all about using SPF on our bodies to protect our skin from the sun, what about our lips? They’re just as vulnerable as the rest of our skin, but can get overlooked—you need an SPF lip balm! Protect your pout with natural SPF protection from zinc oxide and green tea-infused coconut oil.
6. All-N-One DIY Body Balm
6. This does-it-all body balm contains three of our favorite moisturizers: coconut oil, jojoba oil and cocoa butter. All three work to enrich and soften dry skin. You can use this balm anywhere – hands, feet, hair, elbows, lips. Put a tiny bit on your fingertips to tame flyaway hairs and then apply to chapped lips.
7. Homemade Honey Lip Balm Recipe
This recreation of Lush’s honey lip balm is packed with moisture from shea butter, honey, almond and olive oil. Honey is amazing for your skin and your lips—it’s a natural antibacterial and speeds up wound healing, so your lips will stop being chapped in no time!
8. Vegan DIY Matcha Lip Balm
Keep dry lips at bay with a moisturizing plant-based matcha lip balm. No, it doesn’t taste like matcha. This recipe wasn’t intended for the matcha flavor to come through, instead the matcha adds a beautiful green hue to your lip balm.
Read next: 10 DIY Lip Scrubs for a Super Smooth Pout
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Would love the actual recipes for these lip balms, please.
Where can you recommend to purchase titanium dioxide powder?
I’m still wondering how to make the lip balms. I just see different flavors but no instructions how to make them. Am I the only one on this?
I would also love to know how to make the nutella flavored one:)
Thank you!
Just click the flavour and it will bring you to the recipe.