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Sol Day Balm

Sol Day Balm

$69.00 USD
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Sol is a lightweight daytime facial balm for moisturization and mild uv protection.

To start your day; cleanse/rinse/tone, then apply a pea sized amountof balm and massage gently into skin.

For enhanced hydration, apply when face is still wet from toner.

Use & Care information

Lather in your hands with water. Use a washcloth for gentle exfoliation.

Ingredients

grassfed&finished tallow, Oregon emu oil, meadowfoam seed oil, hazelnut oil, camellia oil, helichrysum arenarium, clitoria ternatea, blue chamomile, birch bark extract, rosemary antioxidant

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Laura West
Lovely face balm for winter

I wasn't sure what to expect, but I'm loving the products from soft n fat, this balm included. It may be too heavy for the warm months (will see) but for the fall and winter it's probably going to be my go-to daytime moisturizer. Brings such a smoothness and suppleness.

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Ruby
Luxurious

This balm feels really lovely to apply. It blends in smoothly without a greasy feeling that I sometimes get from balms. My skin absorbs it well and I think my complexion is more even and less irritated. As a bonus, a little goes a LONG way and I’ve had mine for months.

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Isamar Barrales
Sol Day Balm

I love this day time balm!! I will suggest putting less on hotter days or days you expect to be sweating cause it can get a little greasy but it's tallow so what can you expect? Almost done with my 1st oz jar! My skin is so supple since trying this whole line! Love love love!

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Melea Newman

Can’t live without this stuff!

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Olivia Bee

Sol Day Balm

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