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We accept returns within 14 days of purchase. Products must be unused and in original packaging for a full refund.

Are all your products vegan and cruelty-free?

Yes, all our cosmetics are 100% vegan and cruelty-free. We never test on animals and only use plant-based ingredients that are ethically sourced.

What ingredients are used in your cosmetics?

Our cosmetics are made with natural, halal-certified ingredients including plant extracts, essential oils, and minerals. We avoid harmful chemicals like parabens, sulfates, and phthalates.

How to Make Halal Natural Lip Balm

May 9, 2025

Al Halal Natuurlijke Lippenbalsem Maken -

During the cold months, I constantly suffered from dry, chapped lips. I tried all sorts of store-bought lip balms, but nothing seemed to really help. It wasn't until I started delving into natural skincare that I discovered how simple and effective it is to make your own natural lip balm. And the best part? You don't have to do any complicated preparations. ingredients for necessary.

Why I chose homemade lip balm

I've always been sensitive to products with perfume or synthetic additives. As soon as I switched to a homemade recipe with coconut oil and beeswaxI noticed an immediate difference. My lips not only felt softer, but I also knew exactly what was in them. No chemicals, no perfume—just pure care.

The first time I lip balm made with coconut oilI was surprised at how easy it was. Just melt, mix, and pour. Done. And it worked better than anything I'd tried before.

Recipe: Making lip balm with coconut oil and honey

Ingredients:

2 tablespoons organic coconut oil
1 tablespoon beeswax (for vegan: replace with candelilla wax)
1 teaspoon honey (optional, for extra hydration)
A few drops of essential oil (e.g. lavender or mint)

Preparation:

Melt the coconut oil and beeswax in a bain-marie.
Once it is liquid, add honey and essential oil.
Pour into a small jar or stick mold and let cool.

I always make a double batch so I have one jar in my bag and one on my nightstand. And believe me: once you've tried this, you'll never want to go back.

Customer reviews from our webshop

We also sell DIY lip balm kits in our webshop, featuring organic ingredients and clear instructions. Here are a few customer reviews:

Sanne from Rotterdam:
"I've always had sensitive skin, and perfumes irritate my lips quickly. The kit with natural ingredients was perfect. Within 15 minutes I had my own balm, and it works better than anything from the store."

Layla from Amsterdam:
I chose the vegan kit without beeswax, and it was amazing! Easy to make and super soft on my lips. My daughter uses it too.

Maartje from Eindhoven:
I especially liked that I knew what I was putting on my lips. No chemicals, no plastic smell. Just pure and nourishing. The version with lavender oil smells wonderful too!

My favorite combinations

For dry lips: shea butter + coconut oil + honey
For sensitive lips: coconut oil + candelilla wax + lavender oil
For a fresh boost: coconut oil + mint oil + a little lemon zest

What I especially like is that you can keep varying. You can make lip balm without perfumeOr perhaps a scented version with essential oils. Everything is customizable to your skin type and preference.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I make lip balm without beeswax?
Yes, definitely. Use candelilla wax or carnauba wax as a plant-based alternative.

How long does it last?
Without water, the balm will keep for at least 4 to 6 months. Store it in a cool place.

Is it safe for children?
Absolutely. Then choose neutral ingredients without essential oils.

Where do you buy the ingredients?

In our webshop you will find:

Complete DIY lip balm making kits
Loose organic ingredients such as shea butter and coconut oil
Vegan alternatives and accessories (such as empty balm jars)

Everything you need to start your own skincare line is ready and waiting. And it's sustainable, too.

Conclusion: Doing it yourself is better

Making natural lip balm It's not just good for your lips, but also for your peace of mind. You know exactly what you're using, you choose your favorite scent and texture, and you avoid unnecessary additives.

Whether you are sensitive to perfume, are looking for a vegan lip balm recipeOr just want to try something natural? Start making your own today. It's simple, fun, and effective.