Is glycerine good for the lips?

It�s a humectant, meaning it brings moisture to the skin and locks it in.
Used generously, its thick consistency provides a protective, glossy layer on the lips.
Its sweet taste does not damage teeth!
Learn more about glycerine and where we source it here.

Cherrylicious

Getting fresh cherries all year long would be too complicated, so dried cherries are here to the rescue! The fruit is rich in red pigments and vitamins A, B, C and E. It�s mixed with glycerine, which acts as a carrier, locking the great taste of cherries in and bringing it to the lips.