Coconut Milk - Limited Edition

If you like your scents soft and creamy, this coconut lip balm is for you. Coconut Milk smells mellow and gently sweet, like a cool drink in the shade, without being sugary or loud. It is a scented balm, so the coconut is an aroma you enjoy, not the taste of fresh coconut.

The formula doubles down on its theme with coconut extract and coconut oil, then adds shea butter for a buttery cushion and beeswax to help keep moisture in. Jojoba, hazelnut and olive oils make it glide. The result feels smooth and comfortable whether your lips are wind-dried or simply thirsty after a long day.

It comes in our 5 g (0.17 oz) honey pot jar with a honey dipper applicator, and every order includes two applicators so you always have a spare. Coconut Milk is a limited edition, available while this batch lasts. Mix it with a fruit flavor for a tropical moment; it is especially good next to Mango. You can see every current pick in limited edition flavors, from cozy desserts to bright citrus.

Frequently asked questions

Is Coconut Milk very sweet?

Only lightly. It is a creamy, mellow coconut scent with a touch of sweetness, softer than our dessert flavors. If candy-style scents feel like too much for you, this is one of the gentler choices in the limited lineup.

What makes this coconut lip balm moisturizing?

A few ingredients working together. Beeswax helps form a thin layer that keeps moisture from escaping, shea butter softens, and coconut, jojoba and olive oils help the balm spread and leave lips feeling smooth. Reapply whenever your lips feel tight.

I have a bee allergy. Can I use it?

We don't recommend it. The balm contains beeswax, and people allergic to bees, pollen or propolis can react to bee-derived ingredients. It also lists hazelnut and coconut oils. If any lip product makes you itch, burn or swell, stop using it.

How do I keep the jar clean?

Use the honey dipper instead of a fingertip, so less oil and residue from your hands ends up in the jar. Close the lid tightly after each use, keep it out of hot cars where balms soften, and wipe the dipper clean now and then.

How long does a jar last?

With everyday use, plan on roughly four to six weeks per 5 g jar. A thin layer is all your lips need, so going easy on each scoop helps the balm last longer.