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Recreating Lanolips 101 Ointment Multipurpose Superbalm + Strawberry Balm

Updated: Jul 29


DIY Lanolips 101 Ointment Multipurpse Superbalm;  


Directions;

  • In a heat safe sanitized container, add in your lanolin. 

  • Mix periodically as it heats to help melt. Around 100°F it should be soft enough to pour into a squeeze tube. You could use a Plastic Syringe  to get the lanolin in your  Squeeze Tube or pour directly in. Keep tubes sitting up right and let cool before applying on cap. 


DIY Strawberry 101 Ointment Multi-Balm  


Phase A


Phase B


Directions;

  1. In a heat safe sanitized container, add in your lanolin. 

  2. Mix periodically as it heats to help melt. 

  3. Around 100°F it should be soft enough and at a cool enough temperature to add in the phase B ingredients. 

  4. Remove from heat and add in phase B and mix well.

  5. Pour into Squeeze Tubes. You could use a Plastic Syringe to get the lanolin in your  Squeeze Tube easier. Keep tubes sitting up right and let cool before applying on cap. 

 


Benefits / Uses of Ingredients;

  • Lanolin - Lanolin is an anhydrous, greasy, fat like substance humans have been using for thousands of years. It mimics human sebum does a better job than any plant oil at healing cracked dry skin & lips. Lanolin helps lock and seal moisture into the skin like no other ingredient out there. In fact, many medical ointments contain lanolin because of how well it protects and heals our skin.

  • Strawberry Extract (Oil Soluble) - packed with vitamin C and adds tot he strawberry story.

  • Strawberry Flavor Oil - adds a strawberry scent and is lip safe

  • Vitamin E T-50 - antioxidant


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