Collection: Mouth & Lips

Mouth & Lips brings together natural oral care, nourishing lip care and organic lip colour for everyday routines. Explore certified natural products, many certified organic, from toothpaste and tooth powder to lip balms, botanical balms and lipsticks. Discover options for daily brushing, softer-feeling lips and your preferred lip makeup finish, alongside aromatic plant waters and essential oils with product-specific uses.

Toothpaste and tooth powder — choose organic toothpaste for mint-fresh brushing or neutral tooth powder for an unflavoured routine. Fluoride-free options include tooth powder without essential oils. Follow each product’s age guidance and directions, and ask your dentist about the appropriate fluoride and cavity-prevention routine for you or your child.

Nourishing lip balms — organic lip care helps soften dry-feeling lips and maintain everyday comfort. Cocoa-scented and propolis lip balms pair nourishing oils with rich balm textures, while plant butters and beeswax help leave lips feeling supple and protected from dryness. Choose by texture, scent and ingredients, taking any known sensitivities into account.

Botanical balms for lips and skin — multi-purpose organic balms bring lip care and skincare together in a simple routine. Explore rose, lavender and verbena scent profiles with nourishing textures for lips, face, hands or body, according to each balm’s directions. A practical choice for those who enjoy versatile botanical care.

Organic lipstick and lip colour — express your style with certified organic matte, glossy and liquid lipsticks. Choose a velvety matte finish, luminous shine or fluid colour application, with textures designed for comfortable wear. Natural lip makeup complements lip care, whether you prefer an understated shade or a more defined look.

Aromatic plant waters — hydrolats, also known as hydrosols, offer water-based botanical care with distinctive aromatic characters. Peppermint has a crisp minty scent, while tea tree brings a herbal profile. These aromatic waters differ from concentrated essential oils. For mouth care, choose only a product whose directions explicitly permit oral use.

Essential oils and aromatic freshness — explore sharply cooling peppermint, sweeter spearmint, warm clove bud and the fresh herbal profiles of tea tree and niaouli. These concentrated aromatic oils require careful, product-specific use; they are not ready-to-use mouthwashes. Do not apply them neat to teeth, gums or lips or make a rinse by adding drops to water: essential oils do not disperse in water and can irritate the mouth.

Follow each product’s intended use and label instructions. Lip balm is not sun protection unless labelled with an SPF. Keep essential oils out of children’s reach and seek qualified advice before using them during pregnancy, breastfeeding or for children. These products are not medicines or a substitute for dental care. Consult a dentist for tooth pain, bleeding gums or persistent mouth irritation.

The Mouth & Lips collection is for those who want natural lip care, organic lip colour and everyday oral hygiene in one considered routine. Explore certified natural products, with certified organic options across nourishing lip balms, lipsticks, toothpaste, tooth powder and botanical essentials. Choose by the care you need, the finish you enjoy and each product’s intended use.

Those seeking softer, more comfortable lips — nourishing lip balms and multipurpose balms intended for lip use help soften dry lips and maintain a comfortable feel. Choose a texture and scent you enjoy for regular lip care, and check the ingredients if you have known sensitivities, including to bee-derived ingredients.

Those who want organic lip colour with a choice of finishes — organic matte lipstick, glossy lipstick and liquid lipstick offer different ways to bring colour to your smile. Choose a velvety matte look, a luminous shine or a fluid colour application according to your preferred finish and wearing feel.

Adults and families building an everyday brushing routine — natural toothpaste and tooth powder offer different brushing formats, from a peppermint taste to a neutral option without essential oils. Check each product’s age guidance and fluoride information, supervise children’s brushing and follow your dentist’s advice when choosing oral-care products for your family.

Those exploring botanical options for a considered care routine — hydrolats and essential oils complement the wider Mouth & Lips selection for those who choose botanicals according to their stated applications. They are not interchangeable with ready-to-use toothpaste or lip balm. Use only as directed: do not apply undiluted essential oils to lips, teeth or gums, or swallow them. For use inside the mouth, choose only products explicitly intended for that purpose; these products do not replace dental care.

Explore the star ingredients of Mouth & Lips: certified natural care, with most products also certified organic, for everyday lip care and oral hygiene. Nourishing plant butters, botanical oils, natural waxes, and cleansing minerals bring distinct textures and sensory qualities to lip balms, organic lipsticks, fluoride-free toothpaste, and tooth powder. Discover rich cocoa lip care, comfortable lip colour, and refreshing mint notes, alongside botanical hydrolats and essential oils for use according to their individual directions.

Xylitol — a sugar alcohol that brings a lightly sweet taste to natural toothpaste and tooth powder without adding ordinary sugar. Paired with white clay in the peppermint toothpaste and neutral tooth powder, it is part of the ingredient blend behind these fluoride-free oral-care formulas.

White Clay & Calcium Carbonate — mineral ingredients used for cleaning and polishing in dental-care formulas. White clay features in the peppermint toothpaste and neutral tooth powder, while calcium carbonate also contributes to the tooth powder's mineral composition. Together with the other formula ingredients, they form the basis of everyday brushing care.

Olive Oil — Olea europaea — a versatile plant oil found in nourishing lip balm and cold-processed neutral tooth powder. In lip care, it complements rich butters and other botanical oils, helping leave the lip surface soft and comfortable. In the tooth powder, it forms part of the base alongside white clay and xylitol.

Peppermint — Mentha × piperita — a crisp, recognisable mint with a distinctly cooling aromatic character. Peppermint essential oil lends the peppermint toothpaste its refreshing mint note. Peppermint also appears as a botanical hydrolat and a concentrated essential oil, each with its own texture, intended uses, and product directions.

Spearmint — Mentha spicata — a sweet, herbaceous mint with a softer aromatic profile than peppermint. Naturally low in menthol and rich in carvone, spearmint essential oil offers a rounded, green mint scent. It is a concentrated botanical oil, distinct from a finished toothpaste or mouth-care formula.

Clove Bud — Syzygium aromaticum — also known as Eugenia caryophyllus, clove bud yields an essential oil with an intense, warm, spicy aroma. Eugenol is a prominent constituent of this distinctive botanical oil. Concentrated clove oil requires particular care and should never be applied undiluted to teeth, gums, or lips.

Tea Tree — Melaleuca alternifolia — a botanical offered as both a concentrated essential oil and a water-based hydrolat. These two preparations provide different ways to explore tea tree in personal-care routines, following the uses specified on each label. Neither should be treated as a ready-to-use mouthwash unless its instructions explicitly permit that use.

Niaouli — Melaleuca viridiflora — a botanical essential oil with a fresh, clear, cineolic scent. Its aromatic composition includes 1,8-cineole, alpha-terpineol, limonene, and alpha-pinene, giving it a distinctive character within the essential-oil selection. Choose it for the uses specified in its product directions.

Botanical Hydrolats — peppermint and tea tree hydrolats are water-based botanical preparations, different from concentrated essential oils. Peppermint brings a crisp mint character, while tea tree offers another botanical option for the personal-care uses stated on its label. Formulas vary, and some include a preservative to help maintain their quality.

Cocoa Butter — Theobroma cacao — a rich plant butter at the heart of cocoa lip balm. Blended with shea butter, botanical oils, and beeswax, it creates a melt-in texture that leaves dry lips feeling soft and comfortable. A delicate natural cocoa scent makes this nourishing lip care a pleasure to apply.

Shea Butter — Vitellaria paradoxa — a nourishing companion to cocoa butter in rich lip care. Its buttery texture works alongside plant oils to soften the lip surface and provide a comfortable feel. Together, cocoa and shea butters bring a smooth, enveloping character to everyday care for dry lips.

Plant Oils — Sunflower, Coconut, Camelina & Buriti — botanical oils that contribute to the texture and skin-conditioning character of lip balms. Sunflower oil forms a base in several balms; coconut and buriti oils accompany cocoa and shea butters in cocoa lip care, while camelina oil features in the verbena balm. Rose and lavender botanical preparations add scent character to other balms intended for lips.

Beeswax, Carnauba Wax & Castor Oil — key ingredients behind comfortable balm and lipstick textures. Beeswax gives lip balms structure alongside nourishing oils. Organic castor oil and carnauba wax feature in matte and glossy lipsticks, complementing their velvety or luminous finishes. Natural-origin liquid lip colour offers a different experience, with a light, fluid texture.

Propolis — a resinous material collected by bees, featured in protective lip care alongside nourishing oils. Propolis lip balm offers cosmetic care for dry lips, leaving them feeling softer and more comfortable, with a delicate natural honey scent. Avoid it if you are allergic to propolis or bee products. This lip care is not a sunscreen.

Good to know: use each product only as directed. Essential oils are highly concentrated: do not apply them undiluted to lips or inside the mouth, swallow them, or add them to water for homemade mouth rinses. Hydrolats are not automatically suitable for oral use; check the individual label. Follow age restrictions and seek qualified advice for children or during pregnancy and breastfeeding. These products are not medicines or substitutes for dental care. Ask your dentist which toothpaste suits your needs, and seek dental advice for persistent pain, bleeding gums, or mouth sores.

Softer-feeling lips, expressive colour and a fresh, clean mouth: discover the everyday benefits of Mouth & Lips care. Explore certified natural care, with certified organic choices across lip balms, lipsticks, toothpaste, tooth powder and complementary botanicals. From nourishing dry lips to making daily brushing feel more enjoyable, choose care suited to its intended purpose and your personal routine.

Comfort for dry lips — nourishing lip balms help soften dry-feeling lips and leave them feeling more supple. Rich, melting textures make daily lip care a comforting ritual, whether you prefer a dedicated lip balm or a multipurpose balm explicitly suitable for lips. Reapply according to the product directions when your lips need extra care.

A smoother, cared-for feel — emollient lip care helps reduce the feeling of dryness and provides a protective layer that helps retain moisture. Choose a texture and scent you enjoy using regularly, from softly scented balms to richer nourishing formulas. Lip balm is not a substitute for sun protection: only rely on an SPF stated on the specific product.

Lip colour with a comfortable finish — natural and organic lipsticks bring colour to your routine without making every look the same. Choose a luminous glossy finish, a velvety matte effect or a fluid liquid lipstick for expressive colour. Nourishing, creamy or lightweight textures offer different wearing experiences, so select the finish that suits your style and comfort preferences.

A clean mouth and a fresh finish — toothpaste and tooth powder designed for brushing support everyday oral hygiene. A peppermint toothpaste offers a distinctly minty, fresh-feeling finish, while a neutral tooth powder provides an alternative for those who prefer an unflavoured routine. Use brushing products as directed rather than treating aromatic oils or botanical waters as interchangeable alternatives.

Brushing choices for different ages and preferences — age-appropriate oral care helps you choose a routine for younger brushers, teens and adults. Check each product's minimum age, flavour and directions, and supervise children's brushing. Fluoride-free does not mean equivalent cavity protection: ask a dental professional how a fluoride-free toothpaste or tooth powder fits your dental care needs.

Botanical freshness, used thoughtfully — minty aromatic products offer distinctive scents, but an appealing aroma does not establish a dental benefit or suitability for use inside the mouth. Essential oils are concentrated, and established aromatherapy safety guidance warns of irritation from undiluted oral use; adding them to water does not safely dilute them. Do not apply pure essential oils directly to lips, teeth or gums, or improvise a mouth rinse. Use hydrolats and other complementary botanicals only for purposes explicitly permitted by their own directions.

Everyday care for your lips and smile — combine lip nourishment, your preferred colour finish and a consistent brushing routine in a way that feels practical to you. Certified natural and certified organic care offers choices for your preferences, not a promise of medical effects. These products are not medicines or substitutes for dental care; persistent lip irritation, mouth pain or bleeding gums should be discussed with a qualified healthcare or dental professional.

Bring Mouth & Lips into your everyday routine with natural oral care, nourishing lip balm and organic lip colour. Choose toothpaste or tooth powder for brushing, a lip balm for softness and comfort, and lipstick for your preferred finish. Use each product according to its label, with attention to age guidance and intended use.

Use toothpaste for everyday brushing — choose a formula intended for the user’s age and follow its directions for the amount and method of use. The xylitol and peppermint toothpaste is fluoride-free and listed for adults, teens and children over six. Its mint character adds a fresh sensation to your brushing routine. Ask your dentist if you need help choosing an appropriate oral-care formula.

Choose tooth powder with age guidance in mind — neutral tooth powder offers an alternative to toothpaste for daily brushing. The neutral formula contains no fluoride or essential oils and is listed for children from age two. Follow the product’s directions for application and quantity, and supervise children during brushing. Choose children’s oral care with guidance from a dental professional.

Apply lip balm for softness and comfort — smooth a lip balm, or a multipurpose balm explicitly intended for lips, onto the external lip surface as directed. Choose a texture and scent you enjoy, and reapply according to the label when lips feel dry. Check the ingredients if you are sensitive to fragrance, beeswax or propolis. For sun protection, choose a product with explicitly labelled SPF rather than relying on an ordinary lip balm.

Finish with organic lip colour — choose matte lipstick for a velvety look, glossy lipstick for shine, or liquid lipstick for a fluid application. Follow the product directions and build the colour to your preferred result. Match your finish to the occasion, from an understated everyday look to a more expressive lip colour.

Use essential oils with appropriate precautions — concentrated essential oils are not ready-to-use toothpaste or mouthwash. Do not apply undiluted oils to teeth, gums or lips, or add drops to water for a homemade mouth rinse: oils do not disperse in water and can irritate mouth tissues. Organic certification or a food-grade designation does not provide an oral-care dose. Traditional aromatherapy use is not proof that a bottled oil safely treats a dental condition.

Check the directions for hydrolats and botanical oils — aromatic waters and oils have their own intended uses and precautions. Use a hydrolat as a mouth rinse only if its label explicitly gives that use and instructions; a mint scent alone is not enough. Follow the individual product’s age restrictions and storage guidance when choosing botanical care for your routine.

Explore certified natural Mouth & Lips care, with organic certification detailed on individual product pages. Choose by intended use, texture, flavour and finish to create a routine that suits you. These products are not medicines or a replacement for dental care. For persistent tooth pain, bleeding gums or recurring mouth irritation, consult a dental professional.

Care for your daily routine with Mouth & Lips: certified natural products, most also certified organic, spanning oral hygiene, nourishing lip care and lip colour. Discover organic toothpaste and tooth powder, comforting lip balms, organic lipsticks and aromatic ingredients, with certification and composition details to help you make an informed choice.

Organic certification — from plants to products — the Mouth & Lips selection brings together organic botanical ingredients and certified organic finished formulas. Selected essential oils carry organic farming certification, while lip care, lipsticks and oral hygiene products identify their respective cosmetic certification schemes. The certification named for each product gives you a clear reference for its organic credentials.

Confidence in your mouth and lip care — choosing natural toothpaste, organic tooth powder or certified organic lip balm is easier with clear information about the formula. Named certifications, ingredient lists and stated organic percentages help you understand what you are buying. Match these details with the product’s intended use and age guidance to find care that fits your routine.

Certified organic lip care and lip colour — nourishing lip balms and organic lipsticks combine everyday care with clearly stated composition. Selected formulas declare 100% natural-origin ingredients alongside their organic-farming percentage. These figures describe different aspects of the formula: natural-origin content is not the same as organic content. From softening balm to matte, glossy or liquid lip colour, the individual formula gives you the detail behind the certification.

COSMOS — a reference for organic cosmetics — selected lip balms, lipsticks and hydrolats in Mouth & Lips state organic certification according to COSMOS standards. Their declared natural-origin and organic percentages provide further insight into the composition. Look for the certification statement accompanying your chosen formula to identify which standard applies.

Named certification and supporting information — Ecocert and Bureau Veritas appear in the certification information for selected aromatic products. Other products identify their own certification scheme. These product-specific references, together with supporting documents where available, help you explore the credentials of an organic essential oil or hydrolat beyond its name and scent.

Nature & Progrès — oral care and botanical balms — Nature & Progrès is named for organic toothpaste, tooth powder, multipurpose balms suitable for the lips and selected mint essential oils. This offers another identifiable certification reference within the collection. Choose a ready-to-use formula for daily toothbrushing or lip care, and follow the separate directions supplied with aromatic ingredients.

Organic essential oils and hydrolats — peppermint, spearmint, clove bud and tea tree are among the aromatic ingredients in Mouth & Lips. Their product information includes certification and, where provided, botanical identity, distillation or composition details. For mouth and lip applications, use only as explicitly directed for the individual product: a pure essential oil or hydrolat is not automatically a ready-to-use oral care formula.

Formulation choices made clear — explore natural oral care and lip care through the ingredients and characteristics of each formula. Selected toothpaste and tooth powder products are described as fluoride-free, certain balms as preservative-free, and some hydrolats contain a preservative. These are individual formulation choices, rather than collection-wide promises. Full ingredient information helps you select according to your preferences and needs.

Vegan preferences and bee-derived ingredients — beeswax features in some lip balms and multipurpose balms, while propolis lip care includes a bee-derived ingredient. For vegan lipstick or vegan lip care, look for an explicit vegan statement alongside the ingredient list. Natural and organic certification describe different qualities from vegan suitability, allowing you to choose according to what matters to you.

Origin and production — discover mouth care, lip care and aromatic products with production or processing information associated with France, alongside organic lipsticks made in Italy. Botanical origins extend further afield for some ingredients. Cultivation, distillation and formulation may take place in different locations; the provenance supplied for each product helps tell its individual story.

Explore each product page for its certifications, full ingredients and directions, and choose natural mouth care or organic lip care that suits your everyday routine. For general questions, visit our FAQ page.

Our Mouth & Lips philosophy brings natural oral care, nourishing lip care, and organic lip colour together in a thoughtful everyday routine. From lip balms and botanical balms to natural toothpaste, tooth powder, and certified organic lipstick, we value purposeful formulations, enjoyable textures, and clear information that helps you choose with confidence.

Mouth and lip care belong together — clean teeth, comfortable-feeling lips, and the colour you enjoy wearing each have a place in daily care. Discover toothpaste and tooth powder for brushing, nourishing lip balms for dry-feeling lips, and matte, glossy, or liquid lipstick for your preferred finish. Practical care and personal expression belong in the same routine.

Certification matters, and detail matters too — all products in our Mouth & Lips collection are certified natural, and most are certified organic. Natural-origin ingredients and organically farmed ingredients are different measures. Named certification standards and stated ingredient percentages help you understand the individual oral care, lip care, or lip makeup formula you are choosing.

Botanical formulations, chosen for their purpose — plant oils, butters, and waxes bring richness and softness to lip balms and lipsticks, while mint gives selected oral care formulas their fresh aromatic character. We appreciate botanicals for the texture, scent, and care they bring to a finished formula, with each product offering its own way to make everyday mouth and lip care enjoyable.

Everyday care, with clear expectations — these products are not medicines. Toothpaste and tooth powder are for daily brushing, lip balms offer nourishing care, and lipsticks bring colour and a choice of finishes. For persistent mouth discomfort or lip concerns, seek advice from a dentist or healthcare professional. For sun protection, choose a lip product specifically labelled with an SPF.

A routine shaped around your preferences — choose a lip balm for everyday comfort, a multipurpose balm labelled for lip use, or a natural-origin lipstick for colour. For brushing, compare toothpaste and tooth powder formulas, including fluoride content and age guidance, and ask your dentist which suits your needs. Hydrolats and essential oils have their own intended uses; they are not substitutes for ready-to-use toothpaste or mouthwash.

Natural deserves thoughtful use — enjoy botanical care with attention to the directions and precautions for each product. Essential oils are concentrated and can irritate sensitive mouth tissues: do not apply them undiluted to lips or inside the mouth. Seek qualified guidance before considering essential oils for mouth care, and follow product-specific advice for children and anyone with particular sensitivities.

Confidence starts with clear information — choosing natural oral care, nourishing lip care, or organic lip makeup should feel straightforward. Explore each product's ingredients, certification details, directions, and warnings to find the formula that fits your preferences. Vegan suitability, fragrance, fluoride content, and suitability for children vary by product, giving you practical details to guide your choice.

To learn more about who we are and what drives us, read our About Us and Our Manifesto pages.

What can I find in the Mouth & Lips collection? Explore natural lip care, organic lipsticks and toothbrushing essentials for your daily routine. From nourishing lip balms and lip colour to toothpaste and tooth powder, Mouth & Lips brings together different textures, finishes and flavours. Botanical oils and aromatic waters also feature in the range; check their individual intended uses before choosing them for mouth or lip care.

How do I choose a lip balm for dry lips? Choose a lip balm intended to nourish and soften dry lips, then compare its texture, scent and full ingredient list. Rich balms offer a different feel from lighter formulas, so let your preferred application and comfort guide your choice. Check for ingredients you need to avoid, including fragrances or bee-derived ingredients, and apply as directed.

Can a multipurpose balm be used on the lips? Yes, if its directions explicitly include lip application. A multipurpose organic balm can offer a convenient way to soften the lips and care for other areas listed on its label. Do not assume that every face or body balm is suitable for lips, and check the formula and precautions before use.

What is the difference between matte, glossy and liquid lipstick? Matte lipstick gives a velvety-looking finish, while glossy lipstick adds shine. Liquid lipstick describes a fluid application format, not a single finish. Compare the shade, coverage, texture and stated finish on each product page to choose natural lip colour for a subtle everyday look or a more defined result.

Does a protective lip balm provide sun protection? Not automatically. A lip balm described as protective may help condition the lips without providing tested sun protection. If you want sun protection for your lips, choose a product explicitly labelled with SPF and follow its application and reapplication instructions. Natural or organic certification is not an SPF rating.

Which products are intended for brushing teeth? Choose a product specifically labelled as toothpaste or tooth powder, with directions for toothbrushing. Compare its ingredients, flavour, fluoride content and age guidance to find an option suited to your dental routine. Lip balms, hydrolats and essential oils are not substitutes for a formulated toothbrushing product.

How does tooth powder differ from toothpaste? Toothpaste is a ready-to-use paste; tooth powder is a dry format applied with a toothbrush according to its instructions. The main practical differences are texture and application, with flavour varying by formula. Neither a powder format nor a natural ingredient list alone establishes superior cleaning, whitening or cavity protection.

How do I choose oral care for children? Check each product's minimum age, ingredients, fluoride content and directions, and supervise toothbrushing. A neutral flavour or formula without essential oils may appeal to some families, but those features alone do not establish suitability for every child. Ask your dentist which toothbrushing product and fluoride routine meet your child's needs.

Is fluoride-free toothpaste the same as fluoride toothpaste? No. Check the individual toothpaste or tooth powder description to see whether it contains fluoride. Established dental guidance recommends fluoride toothpaste to help prevent tooth decay. Natural ingredients or the presence of xylitol should not be treated as proof of equivalent protection. Discuss a fluoride-free routine with your dentist, particularly for children or if you are prone to cavities.

Can I use essential oils directly on my lips, teeth or gums? Do not apply undiluted essential oils to lips, teeth, gums or the inside of the mouth. Established aromatherapy safety guidance warns that concentrated oils can irritate delicate tissues, and adding drops to water does not disperse them safely. Choose a finished product intended for the area you want to care for rather than improvising an essential-oil lip treatment or mouth rinse.

Is an aromatic hydrolat a ready-to-use mouthwash? Not automatically. A hydrolat, also called a hydrosol, is an aromatic water; mouthwash is specifically formulated and labelled for rinsing the mouth. Check the hydrolat's intended use, ingredients and directions. A minty scent, organic certification or food-grade description alone does not establish suitability as a mouthwash.

Are natural certification and organic certification the same? No. The Mouth & Lips range brings together certified natural products, most of which are also certified organic. Natural and organic certification are distinct, and organic ingredient percentages vary between formulas. Read each product's certification and ingredient details when comparing organic lip care, natural lipstick and oral-care products.

Can Mouth & Lips products treat toothache, cavities or gum disease? These products are not medicines and do not replace dental diagnosis or treatment. Botanical ingredients and traditional aromatherapy uses do not establish that a finished product treats dental disease. Seek dental advice for tooth pain, bleeding gums or persistent mouth symptoms, and follow your dental professional's recommendations for brushing and cleaning between teeth.

Where can I check ingredients and directions before choosing? Read each product page for its full ingredients, intended use, certification, age guidance and application directions. For general questions, visit our FAQ page. To learn more about us, read our About Us and Our Manifesto pages.