Tips for Using BalmBalm

Add a Little Something to Your Balm Balm: Balm Balm is fragrance free but if you would like to add a little fragrance to your Balm Balm, try this.....Remove Balm balm lid and place jar in microwave for 60 seconds or until melted through. Add just one drop of your favourite essential oil or food flavouring. Stir with the end of a teaspoon. Put lid back on and place in the fridge to set.

Skincare: Warm a little Balm Balm between your fingertips until it appears oily. Use underneath foundation or lipstick to allow them to smooth over skin more easily, diluted just enough to give a really natural look. Your own tinted moisturiser or lip gloss.

Cuticles: Rub a little Balm balm into cuticles and nails and leave for a few mintues before gently pushing cuticles down with an orange stick. Balm Balm will soften cuticles & condition nails.

Cradle Cap: Warm a little Balm Balm between your finger tips and rub gently into baby's scalp. No need to washout as Balm Balm is perfectly safe and will continue to condition and nourish flaky skin.

Bottoms (Babies)!: No need for big tubs of baby cream. When you're out and about use Balm Balm on baby's bottom. It will nourish, condition and protect delicate skin and you only need a tiny amount.

Eyebrows: Are they wild & unruly? Keep them in place with a dab of BalmBalm. Use on hair too.

Eyelashes: Try on your eyelashes & delicate skin around the eyes each evening to condition and nourish as you sleep.

Heels & Elbows: On your feet all day? Hard skin is the result and nothing is a greater reflection of age. Rub Balm Balm into them regularly and notice the difference in just a few days.