May contain [+/-]: CI 77491•CI 77492•CI 77499 [iron oxides].
Makeup
11g Tube
Apply mascara to the upper and lower lashes, from root to tip. Repeat until desired length is achieved.
- 100% natural formula lengthens and defines lashes instantly
- Comes with convenient, easy-to-use applicator brush
- Gentle enough for the delicate eye area; safe for sensitive eyes and contact lens wearers
- Formulated without parabens, phthalates, SLS, petrolatum or synthetic fragrances; ophthalmologist tested; never tested on animals; cruelty free
Nature’s Best for Your Skin, Lips, & Body
Burt Shavitz and Roxanne Quimby created Burt’s Bees in the early 1980s. Together they turned their waxy bounty into things like candles (1984) and the classic lip balm (1991). All of their products are consciously crafted with ingredients from nature to nourish and revitalize your skin. Burt's Bees is committed to supporting the communities and environments where they source their ingredients and use recyclable packaging for all of their products. They believe in treating all animals with love an appreciation leading all of their products to be Leaping Bunny Certified, this means that they under no circumstances test on animals. Read more > - Reviews
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Jojoba Oil
Jojoba is a great moisturizer that can be used to naturally treat a number of skin conditions and can easily replace many different products in your daily routine …
The jojoba plant (Simmondsia chinensis) is naturally found in the Southern United States and Mexico. The seeds of this plant contain nearly 50% oil by weight. This extracted oil is technically a wax ester, making it extremely similar to the oil normally produced by our skin (sebum). Since jojoba oil mimics our body’s own naturally occurring oils, it is excellent at nourishing dry skin.
How is jojoba oil different?
Unlike most vegetable oils, jojoba is technically a wax ester and does not contain triglycerides. Because of this, it is more shelf-stable than safflower, canola, and almond oils. It is also more easily absorbed and used by our skin than other oils because of its similarity to sebum.
Cosmetic Use
Back in the early 1970’s, jojoba oil was initially brought into the spotlight because of the removal of whale oil from the market due to whaling bans. Jojoba became the most common replacement for whale oil in cosmetics at that time. Jojoba is now commonly found in lotions, moisturizers, shampoo and conditioners. The pure oil can also be purchased as a moisturizing product for many different parts of the body. It can also be used as a natural makeup remover, facial cleanser, moisturizer, cuticle oil, and lip balm. If massaged into the hair and then washed out 15-30 minutes later, jojoba oil can also act as a deep conditioner for the hair. Jojoba is also commonly used as a shaving lotion that is applied prior to shaving cream to give an extremely smooth shave and leave the skin feeling soft and supple.
Medicinal Use
Because jojoba oil can so closely replace our body’s own natural sebum production, it functions as an excellent moisturizer for dry skin. It is also able to dissolve oil-based grime on the face, and in the pores. It can be applied to the skin and wiped away to cleanse the face naturally while also providing moisture. This is often beneficial in cases of Acne and Dermatitis, particularly on the face. It can help to unclog hair follicles, which can help to prevent folliculitis, some pimples, and even some cases of hair loss. For more information, please see our Hair Disorders and Hair Loss articles. Application to lips overnight and to sunburns can soothe chapped and irritated skin, and help to speed healing.
Jojoba- Quick Facts
Parts Used
· Seeds Of Jojoba Plant
Applications
· Dry Hair And Skin, Eczema, Acne, Makeup Removal, Dermatitis, Chapped Lips
Optimum Dosage
· Apply Topically As Required. (Clinical Doses May Differ As Recommended By Your Practitioner).
Works Well With
· Essential Oils, Moisturizing Oils, Other Cleansers
Important Information
· Some People May Be Sensitivity To Jojoba Oil. If A Rash Occurs, Or Any Other Signs Of Sensitivity, Discontinue Use.
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