3 Simple Homemade Lip Balms – Your Lips’ve Never Been Yummier

crunched by Crunchy Betty on February 3, 2011
filed under Natural Beauty Recipes, Skin

Three Amigo Lip Balms

Waiting for a homemade lip balm to set up is a little like developing a Polaroid.

You stand there and watch. And then you touch. And then you curse, because it wasn’t quite dry and you screwed up the pristine look.

And then you watch. And touch. And do it all over again two more times.

So my first recommendation when making your own homemade lip balm: Pour it in your container and walk away.

Seriously. Walk away. And don’t look back for 3 hours.

These are the three homemade lip balm recipes that I’ve enjoyed the most over the past couple of years.

One is made with lavender essential oil, one has a main ingredient of coconut oil, and the last … well, it’s peppermint-chocolatey goodness.

Luscious Lavender Lip Balm

Now, with all these recipes, you can substitute whatever essential oils you have on hand (or prefer). So, for instance, this recipe calls for lavender essential oil: Feel free to leave it out completely or substitute it with a soothing essential oil like rose, sweet orange, chamomile, vanilla, or carrot seed.

This recipe uses honey, which gives the balm a heavenly taste. Just be careful not to lick your lips TOO much. That’ll just dry ‘em out, which just so happens to be the opposite of what we’re going for here.

Note: This lip balm is relatively soft, but I think it would hold up just fine if you wanted to pour it in a clean lip balm tube. Just be sure to clean the old balm out well (unless you get your hands on brand new, never used lip balm tubes somewhere) and sterilize the tube in boiling water for a few minutes.

Luscious Lavender Lip Balm Recipe

4 Tbsp jojoba, almond, or olive oil
1 Tbsp grated beeswax or beeswax pearls
1 tsp honey
1/4 tsp vitamin E oil (or 3 punctured, squeezed out liquid vitamin E capsules)
7 drops lavender essential oil (or other essential oil)
1 tsp cocoa powder (optional)
1 tsp colored, natural lipstick (optional, if you want it to have a hint of color)

Warm the oils, beeswax and honey in a small, stainless steel pot or bowl. Be sure to warm it on VERY low heat. (You can use a double boiler, if you’d like.) Stir until the beeswax is completely melted. Remove from heat and quickly whisk in the essential oil, vitamin E, cocoa powder, and colored lipstick. Place the bottom of the bowl into a shallow pan of ice water and continue whisking quickly as you add the honey. Once the honey is incorporated, quickly transfer the balm into your lip balm container (tube or tin) and allow to set for 3 hours.

More About the Color

As you can see, my lavender lip balm is kind of a dark aubergine color. It actually turns out a very light mauve when I use it on my lips.

I don’t particularly think the color is necessary, but it gives the lip balm a little fun twist.

I would recommend the lipstick I used to turn it this color, but I have an issue. The labels on the lipstick are completely worn off, and I have no clue what the brand was. Here. My cat would like to show you:

If you recognize the tube shape, then maybe you’ll know. It might have been Kiss My Face, but I’m not 100% sure. The guy who sold them to me last year at the little store looked like Santa, though, if that helps.

Anyway, I mixed the two colors to come up with the color for my lip balm. That’s part of the fun. Mixing things until they’re wholly and completely “yours.”

Coco-Rosey Homemade Lip Balm

I made this for a second time tonight, because I had the itch to experiment.

Before, I didn’t bother with “other” ingredients. It was just coconut oil, cocoa butter, and vitamin E. This time, I wondered what would happen if I steeped some rose petals in the oil for a while before finishing the balm.

It was lovely! Roses, in particular, are super soothing. But you could use any kind of dried herb or flowers you’d like.

Most effective (in terms of soothing your lips) would be: Rose, chamomile, calendula, green tea, lavender, or even hibiscus. In fact, if you used hibiscus, you’d end up with a beautifully pink lip balm. (Wish I would have thought of that before I started dumping in the roses!)

You know what else? This is a PERFECT lip balm for this time of year. The cocoa butter and rose is so very reminiscent of Valentine’s Day.

Make it as a gift to your hubby or significant other. Only you’re the one wearing it. Catch my drift?

One more thing about this particular lip balm! Any lip balm you make can be used as a hand salve, too, but this one, in particular, makes a fabulous moisturizer for any part of your body. I had a bunch left over, and I immediately coaxed Fiance into giving me a foot rub.

(I got a Valentine’s Day present out of it too, huh?)

Coco-Rosey Lip Balm Recipe

2 Tbsp coconut oil
1 Tbsp grated cocoa butter
1 Tbsp dried rosebuds (or any dried flower, green tea, etc.)
1/4 tsp vitamin E oil (or 3 punctured, squeezed out vitamin E capsules)
3 drops rose essential oil (optional, or substitute lavender, vanilla, or sweet orange)

On very low heat, melt the coconut oil in a small stainless steel bowl or pot. After the oil is liquid, add your roses (or other dried flowers) and stir well. Allow to steep (again, on very low heat) for 1 hour. Strain oil into a bowl through a fine-mesh sieve or cheesecloth. Wipe out your original heating pot/bowl, pour oil back in, and return to heat. Add cocoa butter and stir until melted. Remove from heat, add vitamin E oil and essential oil and stir well. Transfer to a small container and let set for 3 hours (or until completely set).

Note: Because this is predominately coconut oil, DO NOT put this in a lip balm tube, and do not keep it in your pocket. Coconut oil liquefies rapidly with just a small amount of heat, and if you keep it somewhere warm (like next to your hot little body), it’ll leak all over.

Minty Chocolate Homemade Lip Balm

This super fun (and very firm) lip balm is adapted from this recipe at From Nature With Love.

I made it last year for Christmas for the chicas in my family. And then I kept 3 tins for myself.

However, of all the recipes I’ve given here, this one lends itself VERY well to being more of a “tube” lip balm. It’s very firm and almost a little difficult to apply from a tin. It takes some patience to rub your fingers around it until it’s soft enough to transfer to your lips.

Surprisingly, the cocoa powder doesn’t give it much color at all. It turns out a very light tan hue. However, the smell with the mint is out of this world.

Yet again, no matter how heartbreakingly tempted you are to lick your lips when you wear this – don’t do it! It’ll be a fleeting moment of deliciousness followed by an hour of feeling dry. Totally not worth it. (Okay … maybe a little worth it.)

Minty Chocolate Lip Balm Recipe

1 Tbsp grated beeswax or beeswax pearls
1/8 c. coconut oil
1/2 Tbsp shea butter
1/2 Tbsp cocoa butter
1/2 tsp honey
1 tsp cocoa powder
1/8 tsp vitamin E oil (or 2 punctured, squeezed out vitamin E capsules)
3 drops peppermint essential oil

Place the shea and cocoa butters in a small pot or double boiler, and add the coconut oil. Heat over VERY low heat for 20 minutes, stirring occasionally. (Try not to let the mixture go over 175 degrees, or the shea butter could end up a little gritty.) Add the beeswax and stir well. After the beeswax has completely melted, remove the mixture from the heat and add the essential oil, honey, vitamin E, and cocoa powder, whisking well the whole time. After everything is incorporated and smooth, transfer to a lip balm tube or tin and allow to set for 3 hours.

Ready To Make Your Own Lip Balm?

What do you think? Super easy, yeah? The hardest part is getting hold of the ingredients (of which you can find all at stores like Whole Foods, Sprouts, or any natural grocery store).

The one I’m planning to video tomorrow is even easier on the ingredients, too. I’m super excited to try it. If I don’t eat all the chocolate chips first …

Do you have any homemade lip balm recipes you’d like to share?

Feel like you’re ready to try this on your own now?

While it’s so easy to just run out and buy a tube of balm, it’s so gosh-darned satisfying and empowering to just make your own. (And give extras away.)

Do you have any other questions about making your own lip balm? I’ll try to answer ‘em as best as I can.

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http://perfectskincareforyou.blogspot.com/ swati

amazing recipes…surely would try them but gotta get beeswax and other butters first…..

Crunchy Betty

It always amazes me how easy beeswax is to find these days. It’s one of those, “Once you start noticing, you notice something everywhere” things. I even saw some in the King Soopers supermarket once.

katie

You can also use blush (mineral makeup is best) to tint lip balms.

http://www.theeducatedlife.com Clara

Anyone have a guess on how much mineral makeup we might add to get a nice, soft color?? I have tons of different colors of mineral makeup, and that would be so fun to mix in!!

katie

I made a very small cream blush using cocoa butter and shea butter. I bought one of those ELF cream blushes at Target for $1, scraped out the junk and filled it with my own stuff. I also had a sample of mineral blush, which was in a little zipper-bag. I used the whole thing. I added slowly, testing with little spots on the back of my hand until it was as dark as I wanted.

Hope that helps.

http://inpursuitofmarthapoints.com Lori @ In Pursuit of Martha Points

Ok, is it really bad that I desperately want the cocoa-mint lip balm but really want someone else to make it for me?

These days I barely have time to shave my….uhh…legs. Shave my legs.

But damn I want the lip balm.

Crunchy Betty

Y’know, maybe if you took time out to make lip balm, you could talk Himself into shaving your legs.

Is that creepy?

That was creepy.

http://www.theeducatedlife.com Clara

These sound AMAZING!!! I can’t wait to try, especially the peppermint chocolate one! Don’t ask me why, but I have to put on peppermint lip balm before I go to sleep at night. I just can’t go to bed without it. Now I get to have chocolate AND peppermint?! I can’t wait to make these!!!!

I’ve been enjoying a yummy peppermint lip balm from Rose of Sharon Acres (http://roseofsharonacres.com/)(they have great goat’s milk soaps, too!) that my friend got me for Christmas, but other than that, I’ve just been slathering plain ol’ coconut oil on my lips. So I can’t wait to jazz up my coconut oil with your recipe, too!

You rock. Seriously. I know I tell you that all time, but you are so freakin’ awesome, there is no other way to describe it. Much crunchy love to ya!

Crunchy Betty

Oh my gosh! I love that link. Their tooth chips sound SO intriguing. Have you ever tried them?

http://www.theeducatedlife.com Clara

Actually, I have – I got some of those for Christmas too, in the orange cinnamon flavor! It comes in a little container and it looks like little strips of soap – almost like how shredded coconut looks. You take a little piece, and bite down on it with your back teeth, and then you start scrubbing with a wet toothbrush. Your mouth feels SOOO clean afterward, it’s really amazing! You just have to rinse really well after brushing. There is a bit of a soapy taste (at least in the flavor I tried) that takes some getting used to, but it’s not bad, the cleanliness is awesome, and their stuff is totally natural and safe – I’d rather have a tinge of soapy taste and know what is in my mouth is safe . I’ve also tried their blemish balm and it’s been helping my breakouts (especially this week!) a lot – and it doesn’t dry my skin at all. I’m thinking of trying their tomato complexion soap, too, since you said before that tomato juice is good for acne prone skin. So basically, I love everything I have tried and will go back for more

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http://woodwifesjournal.blogspot.com/ Sharon

These sound really yummy! What do you think about adding a little rose clay to the recipe for color? It’s supposed to hold moisture, too.

Crunchy Betty

Rose clay sounds heavenly. I wouldn’t use much, or the texture might get a little weird. If you try it, you have to let me know what you thought!

http://adventureswiththreegirls.com Jessica Anne

I am sooo excited to make these!!! Just got to get to the store for a couple things. Can’t believe I don’t have any vitamin E handy.

Crunchy Betty

A few days ago, I read a Lamebook (www.lamebook.com) status update that said, “Can anyone tell me how to download a webcam?”

I wish I could download some vitamin E to you right now. Hehe.

http://www.YourOrganicLife.com Danika @ Your Organic Life

My 4yo got a crappy synthetic, dangerous, lip gloss in a Disney Princess container on Halloween that I can’t get her to give up. Maybe I can make one of these with her and get her to give up the other. I’ve tried offering to give her her own organic lipbalm, but she wants the color. This might do the trick.

Crunchy Betty

Love. That. Idea.

The one tomorrow (if I ever get my butt off the couch and in front of the video camera) will be even more fun for kids. What little girl wouldn’t want to use lip balm made out of chocolate chips?

(Fingers crossed that it’s actually a good recipe. Guess we’ll find out soon.)

http://www.peaceloveandmuesli.com Kristin @ Peace, Love and Muesli

I’ve got everything! Except something to put them in. I could really use a blogger who tells me how to make my own cosmetics and also has a shop to buy pretty containers to put them in.
Seriously friend- I searched and searched at Christmas and ended up giving them in ziploc bags.

I’ll give these recipes a try. Though I will wait until I see the video, it might be the winning recipe.

Crunchy Betty

Y’know, I wish I knew a shop off the top of my head. We used to have a store right across the street that sold all KINDS of containers for lip balms, oils … anything, really. I stocked up before she packed up and moved out, and I haven’t needed to look yet.

On my to-do list.

The year I went nutso bananas and gave a million homemade gifts to everyone in my family (and everyone in their family’s family), I put a lot of stuff in cellophane bags (bought at a crafts store).

But something more natural is much better than cellophane. Off to find out what that something natural might be!

http://lulalola.wordpress.com Lula Lola

I get my lip balm pots and tubes from brambleberry.com These look great! I’m a fan of making my own lip balms and sometimes I’ll use the same tubes and pots and recipe for the most part to do solid perfumes.
I’m so glad you posted these!
Jena

Check out Sunburst Bottle – I’ve used them a few times for various products and have been satisfied. http://www.sunburstbottle.com
(No affiliation, just a satisfied customer.)
Sarah

http://www.elementsbathandbody.com/

This has essential oils, butters, containers, bags… hope this helps.
Guest

i go to sally beauty supply an just buy thier little containers that come with one small and one large. i use the small to hold my products and the large to hold any liquid supplies.

http://www.YourOrganicLife.com Danika @ Your Organic Life

You might try Michael’s for containers. They have supplies for soap, lip balm, etc. making and you might be able to find something there. Also try your local health food store. I think Vitamin Cottage has some near their essential oils.
http://mysideofthelie.blogspot.com Anne

lipbalmtubes.com allows you to order how many you need and they are pretty cheap. If you are going to make more than a few I have to recommend SKS Bottle and Packaging (http://www.sks-bottle.com/). I’ve done alot of business with them and they are really helpful!
Kelsey Carter

You should be able to find containers or some sort in your local co-op food store. I work at one and we have TONS of little containers that are perfect for home-make-up projects.

burtsbees

not to be creepy but the lip color with the worn off label you used is by burts bees good stuff

Crunchy Betty

Haha. Not creepy. I SO had no idea. I bought them over a year ago and kept them in the front pocket of my purse (where I dig around constantly). The labels were worn off within two months.

To my defense, I had no idea about Burt’s Bees until last month.

Beth

Ok. So glad you’re “back” lady! I REALLY missed your recipes! Really. My mom is becoming a convert as I make recipes from your site for her to try! Woo hoo. She is not the try it yourself type so this is BIG! Cannot wait to see the chocolate chip recipe and have already made my shopping list. Found a website for you to check out for containers. Know nothing about them but prices seem reasonable. Didn’t check out shipping though. I may order from there if I don’t find something better.
http://www.thesage.com/catalog/LipBalmContainers.html
Many crunchy thank you’s!!!!!
http://bladeandcauldron.com/blog Mama Kelly aka Jia

On the list of things to learn in our quest for a more self-sufficient lifestyle is how to make our toiletries and beauty items. Thanks for the great recipes
Winni

THANK YOU for these! I love to make my own lip balm. I buy most of my supplies online from Mountain Rose. I LOVE them!
http://www.xanga.com/annettemartens amette

Just wondering if these balms turn out really oily? All the recipes I’ve tried in the past don’t seem to do the trick for me. (I have crazy lips. And skin. I am considering getting a referral to a dermatologist because I am at a loss!!) Right now the ONE that is doing it for me is the Burt’s Bees peppermint lip balm. Yay!
http://www.makeitbakeitbuyitfakeit.blogspot.com Stephanie

Peppermint/Chocolate? Lavender? I’m sold… but I’m also broke! Couldn’t you make them and sell them like you did with the awesome face scrub??? I would totally buy it from you!
http://klangkonsortium.wordpress.com/2010/12/08/einfach-mal-so-subway-to-sally/ Levi Z. Matthews

Though I saw this kind of lip balm at a ren faire it was the best lip balm I ever had…
Kathy

How about a chocolate-orange combo? Any suggestions?
jessica

Omgee your recipes are seriously crunchy I was just wondering cuz I do hav lavender essential oil, which says that its supposed to b used with oil burner, but the name’s still essential oil, but again, it also says ‘do not digest’. Can I use this for d luscious lavender recipe?? Asap thx a lot
http://livelikeahippy.blogspot.com Age

I made the Luscious Lavender Lip Balm, but I used a little extra cocoa and Sweet Orange oil. I couldn’t even wait for it to set up! I used some off of my whisk. It tastes amazing and I have to thank you for sharing these recipes.

Now, to head back to the lab, er, um, kitchen and concoct a recipe of my own.
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Would it be possible to add a hint of orange in the mixture to give it a different flavor?
Kali

Where can I find the tubes or tins to put the balms in?
Angela

Where do you get the cute little tins for the lip balms?! I need to find those and I want to try these lip balm recipes!
Chelsea

Neat! Thanks for sharing. I’m excited to try the cocoa-mint recipe. My husband always complains about my lip balm tasting nasty when I kiss him. It sounds like this is a win-win!

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http://ExploringTraditions.wordpress.com WEFA

Sooo confused! I was going to make your luscious lavender top one, and do I add double honey, or is it added to the warming or in the ice as you said both? Help!

(my friend got me a pound of beeswax and a ton of herbs and oils and flours for our early wedding gift!!! Yheee!~ )

Sheri

I was confused too, but I just ended up putting the honey in lastly (off the heat in the pan) instead of in the beginning where it is first mentioned… then when I dunked it in the ice bath, it set up waaaay too fast to even pour it into my tube, so I had to put it back on the heat of the double boiler, let it liquefy, poured it into a pyrex measuring cup with a pointy spout, then from there poured it into the empty tube since it was super narrow.. popped it into the freezer for– I kid you not– like 30 seconds, and it was already ready to go! Hope this helps!

Christina

Did someone already tell you that those empty containers with the worn labels look like Burt’s Bees lip glosses?

Hope that helps!

Maddy

I was just going to say this. I have a tube of the stuff and it looks exactly like this, except mine has a yellow label and is deliciously minty.

http://www.Vedettestore.com Vedette

I really want to try the minty chocolate one. I loved reading through this. thanks so much for the tips!
Kate

I just made the Coco-Rosey Homemade Lip Balm. I’m having trouble with my lip balm not solidifying. I let it set overnight and it still hasn’t set. Was there anything that I could have done differently? Does Unrefined Cocoa Butter make a difference?

Crunchy Betty

Raw is better, but it probably wouldn’t have made it set up all THAT much differently.

Let me guess. It was pretty warm where you live today? I bet your jar of coconut oil is really soft (or even liquid) right now? Cocoa butter alone isn’t enough to set that lip balm up to “solid state” so it sits in a tube. And SUPER warm/hot days won’t help.

Pop it in your freezer for 30 minutes to an hour, and it’ll set up. But it might reliquify again if it gets really warm. (This is definitely a better winter balm than summer.

Margie

I tried the first recipe today, and my two tubes and 2 makeshift tins are setting right now, no fingerprints in them yet. I used peppermint instead of lavender and yeah, I totally licked the spoon when I was done scraping it out. Chocolate minty goodness with organic honey… I am tempted to drizzle it over ice cream.

Or I could just go hunting around town for some tins to put this in, the lip balm can’t stay in the tin foil boats I made forever. Seriously, I could moisturize an army of lips right now.

Again, you are awesome.
Erica

So I just made the first balm (better late than never), but used spearmint oil in place of the lavender. HEAVENLY. I didn’t have any fun color to put in, but I don’t do lip color that often, anyway. Underestimated the yield, to be sure, but I had enough pots for it all, and now I have scrumptious, shiny lip balm for myself and others! This stuff is the jam, and I officially fangirl you now.

Tip for anyone who can’t get hold of lip tins: I used the itty bitty paint storage pots from my craft store. Found in, of course, the art supplies section, and less cute than the tins, to be sure, but it works.

Rosy

What’s your craft stores name? And where is it located?(: thanks

sonia

I have had allergic reactions to products with beeswax in them… is there a good natural substitute for beeswax to use in lip balms and lotions?

Thanks for sharing these recipes!
Shaksy

where do you find the little containers? and any other cheap container ideas?

Arachinskas

Majestic Mountian Sage website sells different kinds of containers.

Cstewart718

How many tubes of lip balm will the mint chocolate one make? Does anyone know?

Alixdavis

It made 5 for me

Emily

Hey! just saying, you can get lipbalm tubes (like lypsyl tubes) from http://www.brambleberry.com ! theres loads of things like that there, you should check it out! Great page
http://www.facebook.com/4186Water Rose Anastasja ‘Fjern’ Bonnese

I made the lavender lip balm a week ago. It is wonderful!
But last night I wanted to make the one with roses and coconut oli. Instead of roses I chose to use green tea, but never the less.. It did’t work out. I stored it in the cooler for a while. It was almost frozen after just 10 minutes. Then I placed it on my nightstand. And when I woke up this morning, it was liquid. Not just in the container, but all over my nightstand. Really messy. Not nice.
How do you make it not-as-liquid and not-as-solid? Is it even possible?
Shana

How much lipbalm do the recipes make? I want to make gifts, and make sure I make enough, but not soo much that I have no where to put the extra.

Thanks!
Gailmedaris

I am wanting to make these for gifts can you let me know how many tubes or tins this recipe makes! The Minty Chocolate one is what I am wanting to make! Thanks for all the great gift ideas! These and the lotion bars are awesome!
http://www.facebook.com/monica.menezes1 Monica Menezes

I’m confused… In the lavender lip balm directions it says to heat up the honey with the beeswax and oils.. But then it says to add the honey after the beeswax is melted. What should I do?
Leatha

Are cocoa butter and coconut butter 2 different things? I used coconut butter for the lip balm recipe. It turned out great, but I was wondering what the difference is and where I can get cocoa butter. Thanks!!!!
http://www.facebook.com/Raymora.Tamm.Thomas Tammie Raymora Thomas

I always enjoym and look forward to getting your newsletters thanks. Now to go have some fun!
Carolyn

Hello: I made lip balm with coconut oil, vit E oil, jojoba oil, and glycerine. It set up wonderful but after it set out for a while it liquefied. Of course we put it back in the fridge but I don’t want to give them away if they are going to liquefy. any suggestions??? Carol
Meghan Kiyar

I am having trouble with the honey, it doesn’t stir in and just settles so when I went to transfer my melty mixture to containers, the last one is always mucked up cuz it’s the honey that wouldn’t stire in…suggestions?
Jarenhenderson

How much is all the ingredients for the minty chocolate lip balm? I am making a gift basket for my family and time is running out! This is putting me into a panic!!Help!
http://veggievinyasa.com/ Angela

I made the minty chocolate balm as Christmas gifts for all of my friends (of course I kept one for me). It turned out awesome! I labeled them “thin mint” and everyone raved. Thanks!
nik

Crunchy Betty…love the name! I’d like to try your Coco-Rosey Lip Balm Recipe with the tea option for flavoring. Maybe Chai, Bengal Spice or Egyptian Licorice for something exotic and spicy! I like that it doesn’t use beeswax too.
Arrived via Today’s Creative Blog. Thanks for the recipe…cheers!
Spotsanddotsmcs

I love this u people rock
Portia

Just made the first one and it is really great. I added some glitter powder (safe for body products/lip balm). Thanks! Love your site.
Palegothic

I have a question regarding how long these will last as there are no preservatives. An estimate would be great. Already made the lavender (sans cocoa) and a sweet orange (with cocoa!) and love them both! A friend was just curious as to an expiration

Amanda

Yes please reply…so want to know as well.

Amanda

Betty, love your site, love your ideas! Wanted to ask why you do not have a search box on your front page? There are things I have seen and want to get back to, but have to go through all your tabs, links, etc to find them. Like this page for instance. It would be so helpful! Thanks

Anonymous

Amanda, there is a search box (it is a little difficult to find though). It is on the right side between the “Who’s Betty” and the “Crunchy Shopping” links.

{(^o^)}

Sarah

http://www.facebook.com/people/Whitney-Hebel/8632521 Whitney Hebel

for awesome lip balm containers and even tubes for super cheap. I just orderd a ton and I cannot wait to get started!!!!

https://www.specialtybottle.com/checkout.aspx