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Luxurious with a creamy satin finish, vegan Brazilian Lip Tints feature ethically sourced babaçu & pracaxi Oils along with cupuaçu Butter to nourish, moisturize and protect lips. With the fruity, floral flavor of passionfruit, these Fair Trade Certified™, non-toxic earth mineral tints provide pretty, buildable coverage for everyday use.
This vegan line features natural vegetables oils and butters from the rain forest that are sustainbly and ethically sourced from the Amazon and other Brazilian biomes. Through a relationship marked by transparency, traceability and innovation, our suppliers & Brazilian-based partners help contribute to eco-sustainable standards and environmental preservation.
In 5 beautiful & buildable shades for every day use.
Babaçu (ba-ba-SU)
A palm tree that can reach over 66 feet, with leaves that can grow up to 10 feet long. It thrives mainly in the Amazon and can produce as many as 2,000 fruits a year! Babassu seed oil comes from a palm fruit.It is solid at room temperature, but will melt when it touches your skin.
The Theobroma species is very abundant in the Amazon region and provides a distinctive pleasant aroma to the area. Its fruits are picked up off the forest floor during tropical rainy season and its seeds are pressed to be transformed into a soft, moisturizing butter.
Also known as the Oil Tree, Pracaxi tree is native to the tropical areas around the north eastern part of South America. Pracaxi seeds are dried prior to pressing. Very dry Pracaxi seeds produce an oil with a stronger aroma and darker color due to the high concentration of behenic acid.The oil has a mild nutty aroma to strong nutty roasted type aroma.
Your lips deserve better than a glossy coating of fossil fuel. Look for balms (like Eco Lips!) made with plant-based oils, butters, and waxes—ingredients that actually feed your skin with vitamins and antioxidants
If lips started cracking, flaking, or feeling tight, it’s not you—it’s physics. Let’s give your pout a smart, simple plan so you can enjoy the season.
Natural balms are sensitive, just like us sometimes. But a little chill goes a long way in reviving your summer-soggy stick.
