Farmacy Honey Butter Beeswax Lip Balm 0.12 oz/ 3.4 g
$Beeswax and honey in a pocket tube, for lips chapped by cold walks to the pub.
Issue 7
Beauty & Scent Editor
Beeswax and honey in a pocket tube, for lips chapped by cold walks to the pub.
Shea butter in a tiny tin-sized tube. Keep one in the guitar case, one in the coat.
Blue sandalwood in a spray, for a quick wash before someone passes you the fiddle.
Shea butter in a squeeze tube. Smells faintly of a sensible aunt's handbag, which is praise.
Mango and shea butter, unscented, so it won't compete with the candles. Soft as an old cuff.
Chai and vanilla on the lips, a warm cup of something between sets.
Stainless steel, double-ended, quietly practical. For hands that spend Thursdays on strings and sleeves.
Kashmir Chai, a tinted lanolin mask in a spiced shade. Wear it out, sleep in it.
Honey-infused and sheer, in a warm shade that suits lamplight better than daylight.
Twenty-five percent shea, thick as clotted cream. Rub in by the radiator, preferably in front of the fire.
One balm for lips, hands and body. Tuck it in a leather satchel.
Palo santo, ebony and a little rose. Smells like a pub snug after the fire's been banked.