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By Liz Thompson
Friday, 29 May, 2009

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Liz Thompson is founder and editor of OrganicBeautySource.com online directory of organic beauty products which are free from harmful ingredients. Liz is dedicated to safety in cosmetics, researching and writing on the hazards of chemical/synthetic ingredients in the products we use on our bodies, and strives to do her part for the environment. She loves reading, shopping (online & off), vacationing, staying healthy and spending time with family and friends.

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eos Certified Organic Lip Balms

eossphereWant a super cool summer treat for your lips?  eos lip balms are the way to go.  These cute and colorfully packaged balms come in traditional sticks and the highly innovative spheres, a variety of flavors and all are USDA Certified Organic and all natural.

Made with vitamin E, shea butter and jojoba oil to keep lips super soft and smooth, the balms are free from harmful ingredients, like petrolatum and parabens. 

Lip balm smooth spheres come in honeysuckle honeydew, summer fruit and sweet mint flavors. Lip balm smooth sticks offer vanilla bean, pomegranate raspberry and sweet mint flavors.  A pleasure to use and the cool, modern design makes them kid-friendly too.

Image credit:  eosTM

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  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Michelle-Janosi/1675296520 Michelle Janosi

    I love the design. I think I'm sold by just looking at the cute picture or maybe because my lips are so dry right now.

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    Organic Lip Balms did exactly what you said it does. Awesome

  • http://www.Qstyle.dk/ Stylist

    Organic Lip Balms did exactly what you said it does. Awesome

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