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Chocolate Ginger Agave Lip Butter Recipe with Natural Tint

Chocolate Ginger Agave Lip Butter Recipe

Natural Chocolate Ginger Agave Lip Butter Recipe with Natural Tint

This homemade lip butter recipe is made with yummy agave syrup and is naturally scented with cocoa absolute and ginger essential oil. Natural alkanet root powder gives lips a beautiful, subtle tint. You will love how kissably soft this lip butter recipe makes your lips feel as well as the lip gloss like shine! Plus it’s so easy to make!

Chocolate Ginger Agave Lip Butter Recipe

Ingredients:

1 oz. cocoa butter
.5 oz. refined shea butter
.1 oz. walnut oil
.1 oz. light agave syrup
.2 oz. beeswax pastilles
8 drops cocoa absolute
10 drops ginger essential oil
1/2 teaspoon alkanet root powder

Instructions:

To make this lip butter recipe you will begin by using a digital scale weigh out the cocoa butter, shea butter and beeswax. Heat in a double boiler or at reduced power in the microwave until melted.

Now weigh out the walnut oil and agave syrup and stir into the melted wax and butters. Mix well.

Using a glass dropper or plastic transfer pipette add the cocoa absolute and ginger essential oil.

Use a teaspoon measuring spoon to measure out the alkanet root powder. Whip into the lip butter until it is thoroughly combined then spoon into four 1/3 oz. (10 gram) lip balm pots.

Be sure to try my other bath and beauty recipes that contain agave syrup: Agave & Dead Sea Mud Detoxifying Face Mask Recipe, Mango Coconut Buttercream Body Frosting Recipe, Argan & Agave Shine Spray and Leave In Conditioner Recipe, and Pink Grapefruit & Poppyseed Sugar Scrub Recipe with Agave. Or follow my boards on Pinterest for even more great beauty DIY’s, homemade soap recipes and projects.

4 Comments

  • Jen Allyson

    September 2, 2014 at 12:01 am

    This looks good enough to eat!

  • Priyanjana

    September 5, 2014 at 4:00 am

    yeah! actually it is tempting enough to eat !

  • Veronica

    January 4, 2015 at 7:55 pm

    how long this product last in the container?

    1. Rebecca D. Dillon

      January 4, 2015 at 8:12 pm

      The shelf life will always be the same as your ingredient with the shortest shelf life. This will vary based on where you source ingredients and how long you’ve had them.

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