Features
- Award-Winning Balm:2019 Cribsie Award Winner. Honest Organic All-Purpose Balm is a must-have, super-versatile salve designed to help soothe dry, sensitive skin and so much more Organic sunflower seed, olive, and coconut oils work with enriching shea butter to nourish, moisturize, and soothe sensitive and dry skin. Tamanu oil restores and balances skin moisture. Chamomile and calendula gently calm and soothe. Our body balm is made with naturally derived, certified organic ingredients.
- Certified Organic: Honest Organic All-Purpose Balm is USDA Certified Organic. Sustainably grown and certified organic products contain a minimum of 95% organic ingredients and are produced in a way that fosters resourcefulness, balance, and biodiversity. Honest Organic body balm is an ultra-gentle balm that’s perfect for everyday use for the entire family. Its plant-based, hypoallergenic, and destined to become your new favorite skin care necessity.
- Made Without: Petrolatum, mineral oil, lanolin, phthalates, dyes or synthetic fragrances because we believe you shouldn’t have to choose between what works and what’s good for you. We use smart ingredients to create trusted products that work. Our body balm is made with plant-derived ingredients and is gentle enough for everyday use. As always, our products are made with love, designed for sensitive skin, and honestly clean.
- Gentle and Effective: Honest Diaper Rash Cream Forms a Protective Barrier on Babies’ Skin to Provide Relief and Soothe Irritation; Our Diaper Cream Reduces the Duration and Severity of Diaper Rash When Applied at the First Sign of Redness
- Nsf Certified: Our Nsf Certified Gentle Non Nano Zinc Oxide Diaper Rash Formula Helps Reduce and Prevent Redness and Symptoms of Inflammation; Our Hypoallergenic Diaper Cream Is Made from Organic Plant and Mineral Derived Ingredients
- Made Without: Parabens, Petroleum, Synthetic Fragrances, Dyes, Silicones, Petrolatum, Mineral Oil, Lanolin, or PEGs Because We Believe You Shouldn’t Have to Choose Between What Works and What’s Good for You