Honey Bloom Lip Drench - 1 oz
Small batch · Silverton, Oregon
Honey Bloom
Lip Drench
A deeply nourishing lip treatment built around mango butter and tamanu oil. Rich enough to restore. Light enough to wear all day.
Format
1 oz recyclable tin
Packaging
100% plastic-free
Finish
Bare · Tinted (Mauve)
New Drop
Tinted · Mauve
Sheer mauve from mica and iron oxides. Buildable, natural-looking color. Same nourishing formula underneath.
The difference
Not a balm.
A drench.
Wax-based lip balms coat. They sit on the surface, feel good for a minute, and wear off. A drench is built differently. Oil-rich, butter-forward, and formulated to absorb rather than coat. Your lips actually get something out of it.
Wax Balm
Sits on surface
Seals moisture in
Needs reapplication
Plastic tube
Honey Bloom
Absorbs into skin
Adds real moisture
Conditions over time
Recyclable tin
Both have a place. This one is for when you actually want your lips to improve, not just feel better for five minutes.
What's inside
Ingredients that
actually do something.
Mango Butter
Rich in vitamins A and E. Melts at skin temperature, absorbs without residue. Gentle hydration that holds.
Tamanu Oil
Antioxidant and anti-inflammatory. One of the few oils with documented skin regeneration properties.
Rosehip Oil
High in essential fatty acids. Helps restore the lip barrier and supports long-term conditioning.
Avocado Oil
Rich in oleic acid and vitamin E. Deeply conditioning, absorbs easily, and helps keep lips soft between applications.
Full ingredient list
Castor Oil, Shea Butter, Coconut Oil, Beeswax, Natural Flavor, Vitamin E, Mango Butter, Sunflower Oil, Tamanu Oil, Avocado Oil, Rosehip Oil. Tinted version also contains: Mica, Iron Oxides.
"Hand-poured in small batches in Silverton, Oregon. Every tin is made to order."
No fillers. No synthetic fragrance. No plastic. Just the ingredients your lips actually need, packaged in a recyclable tin.
Questions
Good to know.
What's the difference between Bare and Tinted? +
Same formula underneath. The tinted version adds sheer mauve color from mica and iron oxides. Buildable and natural-looking. Both work great as a standalone treatment or layered over other lip products.
How do I use it? +
Scoop a small amount with your fingertip and press onto lips. Use as an overnight treatment, a daily moisturizer, or a tinted lip look. A little goes a long way.
Is the tin really plastic-free? +
Yes. A recyclable tin with no plastic liner or lid components. When you're done, rinse and drop it in recycling.
How long does it last? +
With daily use, most customers get 6 to 8 weeks from a 1 oz tin. A small amount per application is all you need.