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Ethiopian Coffee Kiss DIY Lip Balm Recipe

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There are many kinds of lip balm out there, but it’s fun to make your own, that way you know it’s just the right one.



Ethiopian Coffee Kiss DIY Lip Balm is a unisex balm made from coffee oil from the coffee growing capital of the world, Ethiopia. So make your Coffee Bean Lip Balm as an Organic, Certified Vegan, Certified Cruelty Free, Non-GMO, Gluten Free, All Natural coffee lip balm.


Ethiopia is the world’s fifth largest coffee producer and Africa’s top producer. Ethiopia is where the coffee plants Coffea Arabica, Canephora and Liberica originates. Be sure to share Ethiopian Coffee Kiss DIY Lip Balm with the coffee lover in your life.

Make coffee lip balm with just 4 ingredients


Ethiopian Coffee Kiss DIY Lip Balm Recipe
Ethiopian Coffee Kiss DIY Lip Balm Recipe

Ethiopian Coffee Kiss DIY Lip Balm Recipe



Ingredients
1/4 cup beeswax
2 tablespoons pure shea butter
2 tablespoons coconut oil
10 drops coffee bean essential oil


Directions
On low heat place all ingredients into a small saucepan, stir occasionally until ingredients are melt. Pour into containers of your choice and cool 2 hours. This recipe makes enough lip balm for six containers, share Ethiopian Coffee Kiss DIY Lip Balm Recipe with the coffee lover in your life.

Make coffee lip balm with just 4 ingredients

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