This honey lip gloss recipe has only 4 ingredients, organic liquid honey, cocoa butter, castor oil, and beeswax. It is a clear and thick lip gloss recipe great repair for damaged, dry or chapped lips.
This homemade 100% natural recipe takes advantage of the natural shine, sweet taste and healing properties of the honey. It’s a fun easy to make lip gloss recipe to add to your DIY beauty arsenal. If you are looking for a natural DIY lip gloss with honey that will leave your lips shiny, hydrated and glowing, you came to the right place!
You can follow the step by step tutorial below if this is your first time making lip gloss.
Organic liquid honey is made by bees, of course! There are a number of different kinds of honey but I recommend the liquid honey because it is easier to blend in a DIY lip gloss. You can experiment with different kinds and shades of honey until you find one that produces the look and feel that you love. When choosing honey, make sure that honey is the only ingredient on theand that is certified organic.
Honey is a natural humectant, which means that it traps moisture close to the skin and attracts more moisture to it. This makes it very hydrating for your lips. It is also anti-inflammatory and naturally anti-microbial.
Cocoa butter is a rich, nut butter made from cocoa beans. Despite its heavy texture, it absorbs rather well into the skin. It has a high fatty acid profile, which allows it to help smooth the skin and reduce any flakiness of the lips. It is also rich in the antioxidant vitamin E, which helps it to work as an anti-aging agent. As with all natural ingredients, make sure that the one you choose is 100% cocoa butter!
Castor seed oil is a vegetable oil made from castor seeds. It has a smooth, slippery texture and a high amount of shine, making it a natural replacement for petrolatum, which is often used to achieve the ‘gloss’ effect in conventional products. What I love about castor oil is that it is anti-inflammatory, promotes wound healing and also improves circulation to the area that is applied to – all good things for the lips! Castor seed oil is sometimes blended with other vegetable oils, so make sure to buy one that is a pure formula.
Cera Alba beeswax is a purified beeswax that comes from the bees’ honeycomb. It lends a silky texture to this liquid lip gloss recipe and also helps to provide a protective (and shiny!) barrier on the lips that locks in moisture.
The ingredients in this honey lip gloss recipe contain a silky blend of all-natural ingredients provides a nutrient-rich and slightly sweet tasting lip gloss that your lips will love!
Melt the cocoa butter, castor oil, and beeswax together in a double boiler or an aluminum bowl inside a pan filled with warm water on low to medium heat.
Once melted add the liquid honey and mix well for a few minutes until it is foamy. You want the honey well blended with the wax, butter, and oil. You don’t want to have the honey at the bottom of the bowl or it will separate later.
Add the essential oils if desired. Mix well for a few seconds.
Take the bowl off the heat (make sure you use heat proof gloves not to burn yourself) and pour immediately into a 1 oz nice container before it starts to solidify.
Let cool for 1 hour and the honey lip gloss will solidify but will be soft enough to be applied with your (clean) finger on your lips.
It can last up to 6 months. Take all the expiry dates of your ingredients and the shortest expiry date would be the expiry date of your lip gloss.
Crafty ladies, please take two minutes to let me know how you like this honey lip gloss recipe in the comments below!
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At the end, can I add pigment for a little color?
A newbie to your site and making my own products. I need to find a moisturizing body lotion that I can wear everyday as winter weather wrecks havoc on my skin. What lotion would be best to make, and use day or night.
I suggest this recipe https://www.organic-beauty-recipes.com/how-to-make-body-butter-less-greasy/
PS: curious as to why the 4 star rating if you have not made the honey lip gloss recipe?
Love your recipes but don't know majority of them
I made this lip gloss with shea butter rather than cocoa butter since that is what I have. It is super! Very moisturizing and stays on even when I ate. thank you.
Love this lip balm recipe, thanks God bless.
thank you for taking the time to rate this recipe Fummy <3
I added some mica powder to some of the lip balm and am also enjoying it colored. Lovely. Thanks.
Thanks Sara :-)
Hi Eve,
I am a complete newbie. I would like to try your recipes, but I am buying the supplies little by little.
I love your site and I cannot wait to start "cooking".
Thanks for your effort.
thanks Laura and have fun "cooking"!
I love everything I do following your recipes is great. Thank you, thank you, thank you.I have learned a lot, they are excellent recipes. ! Happy Hollidays!
thank you Ligny <3 happy holidays!
Hello Eve. I love your recipes and do try them out. Thank you for all the detailed instructionb and info.makes it that much.more enjoyable using the final. Will keep visitinf to try more recipes
Thanks Fatima!
Excellent product, I appreciate
New to your site, but love the purpose of it. I have made some creams, lotions, and lip glosses, but your recipes are so easy and make sense. I am going to try the anti-aging cream. It sounds easy and nourishing.
I am 87 so I need easy, lol
Thanks for all your hard work to provide us with good healthy recipes.
Helena
thanks helena, you made my day!!!
I love your recipes