pH Lip Oil

Our pH lip oil gives your lips a silky layer of moisture and a hint of color that belongs only to you. Sunflower, sweet almond and apple oils make up the base, joined by honey, green tea and hyaluronic acid. Together they help hydrate dry lips and leave them looking smooth and soft.

The tint is the fun part. It reacts to the pH of your lips and settles into a custom shade of pink, so the color you see may look different on a friend wearing the very same oil. There is no shade to choose and no guessing in the store aisle.

• Apply a thin layer to clean, bare lips.
• Give the color a moment to develop on its own.
• Add a second coat if you want a richer look.
• Reapply during the day whenever your lips feel dry.

Want more cushion at night? Pair it with a honey bee balm before bed and keep the oil for daytime color. One note before you buy: the formula contains honey and sweet almond oil, so skip it if you are allergic to bee products or tree nuts, and stop using it if your lips feel irritated.

Frequently asked questions

How does a pH lip oil change color?

The tint in this oil reacts to the pH of your lips. Once it is on, it shifts into a pink shade that depends on your own lip chemistry, so two people can wear the same oil and see slightly different results. Think of it as a personal shade rather than one fixed color.

Does it feel thick like a balm?

No. It is made as a silky oil, so it glides over your lips instead of sitting in a heavy layer the way a balm does. Start with a thin coat and add more only if you want it. For a richer overnight feel, layer it over a beeswax balm before bed.

What is in this lip oil?

The base is sunflower, sweet almond and apple oils. Honey, green tea and hyaluronic acid are added to help keep lips hydrated and smooth. Hyaluronic acid holds on to water, while the oils soften and add slip. The packaging lists every ingredient if you want the full picture.

Can I use it if I have allergies?

This oil contains honey and sweet almond oil. If you are allergic to bees, pollen, propolis or tree nuts, it is not a good fit for you. Products with honey also should not be used on babies under 12 months. Stop using it if you notice stinging, redness or swelling.

Can I wear it with lipstick or lip liner?

Yes. Wear it alone for a sheer pink look, over a lip liner for more definition, or on top of a balm for extra comfort. Because the tint reacts with your lips, it tends to show its personal shade best when applied directly to bare lips.