Petroleum-free · Lip balm
Petroleum-Free Natural Lip Balm
Looking for a lip balm without petrolatum or mineral oil? Ours uses grass-fed tallow, coconut oil, and beeswax instead.
No petrolatum
No mineral oil, either.
Tallow base
A traditional fat.
Beeswax
For structure and protection.
Three ingredients
All food-grade.
Petrolatum vs. a tallow-based balm
Petrolatum (petroleum jelly) is a widely used, effective occlusive. It forms a seal that slows water loss, and cosmetic-grade petrolatum is considered safe. Plenty of people use it happily.
Others simply prefer a balm made from natural fats and waxes. A tallow-based balm protects in a similar way — beeswax and tallow form a breathable layer — while also adding a rich, conditioning fat.
What's in ours
100% grass-fed and finished tallow, organic unrefined coconut oil, and natural beeswax. Unflavored and unscented.
If you're coming from a petroleum balm, ours will feel a little different — softer and more cushiony, less slick.
Ingredients
The full lip balm formula — three ingredients
- 1
100% grass-fed & finished beef tallow
Conditions dry lips with a rich, skin-friendly fat.
- 2
Organic cold-pressed unrefined coconut oil
Adds a smooth, easy glide.
- 3
Natural beeswax
Gives the balm its shape and forms a breathable layer that helps reduce moisture loss.
No petroleum, no synthetic flavor, no added fragrance, no seed oils. Every ingredient is one you'd recognize in a kitchen. Read about every ingredient.
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Lone Star Tallow Lip Balm
How to use it
- Swipe a thin layer across clean lips.
- Reapply after eating or drinking, and whenever lips feel dry.
- Before bed, apply a slightly heavier layer.
- Outdoors in wind or cold, reapply more often.
Questions about petroleum-free lip balm
Does Lone Star lip balm contain petroleum?
Is petroleum jelly bad for lips?
Does it contain mineral oil?
Simple ingredients. Made in Texas.
Small-batch, hand-poured, and made with 100% grass-fed and finished tallow.