Everlume™ Lip Balm
Lips have no oil glands and almost no barrier of their own, which is why most balms only work until they wear off. Everlume Lip Balm puts the actual barrier lipids back — ceramide NP, cholesterol and phytosphingosine in the ratio skin uses — with encapsulated hyaluronic acid for water and plant sterols and butters to hold it there. Satin finish, not gloss. Step 4, as often as you need it.
$32.00
Is it for your skin?
The science
Key ingredients
Full ingredients
How to use
Good to know
NOW
Melts the moment it touches your lips and settles to a soft satin. Dryness and that pulled-tight feeling ease straight away, and it does not slide off or stick to hair.
NEXT
As ceramides and cholesterol fill the gaps in the lip barrier, water stops leaving so fast. Flaking and vertical dryness lines soften over the first week or two.
OVER TIME
A barrier that holds water is a barrier that needs less from you. Used morning and night, Everlume is what keeps lips smooth through winter, flights and heating.
KEY ACTIVES.
DOSED RIGHT.
A ceramide complex, encapsulated hyaluronic acid and plant sterols in a wax-and-butter base. Here is what the research says about the three doing the most work — studies on the ingredients, not on this tube.
Study results describe research on the individual ingredient, not clinical testing of this finished formula. Individual results vary.
THE WHY,
IN MY WORDS.
About a minute on what it does, what is in it and why I made it the way I did.
MELTS ON. STAYS PUT.
Glide on as often as lips feel dry, morning and night at minimum. For lips that are cracked or flaking, apply a thicker layer before bed and leave it to work overnight. Keep the cap closed between uses and store it somewhere cool — it is a real butter-and-wax balm and will soften in a hot car.
It sets to a satin finish, not a shine. If you want gloss, this is not that.
SEE YOUR
CONCERN?
SO DID WE.
Lips have no oil glands and almost no barrier of their own, which is why most balms only work until they wear off. Everlume Lip Balm puts the actual barrier lipids back — ceramide NP, cholesterol and phytosphingosine in the ratio skin uses — with encapsulated hyaluronic acid for water and plant sterols and butters to hold it there. Satin finish, not gloss. Step 4, as often as you need it.


























