Description
- Hydrating Flavored Lip Balms - A multi-purpose lip balm for dry cracked lips as well as extremely dry skin, cuticles, skin patches, elbows & more. Unlike other lip care products and flavored lip balm, our 101 ointment is not greasy or sticky.
- A Natural Alternative to Petroleum-Based Products - Our cult classic 101 Ointment is a natural and effective alternative to common petroleum-based balms, shea butter and coconut oil products.
- Made with the Best Aussie Lanolin - We use pure Aussie Lanolin for the best lip balms & moisturizers possible. Lanolin is a deeply moisturizing oil naturally occurring in sheep's wool and is cruelty-free. Lanolin is in all of our lip treatment products.
- Cruelty-Free - Lanolin oil is a natural, renewable and sustainable resource—it's a by-product of wool washing. No animal cruelty. No more dry skin. Lanolin is an excellent ingredient in this moisturizing lip balmCruelty-Free - Lanolin oil is a natural, renewable and sustainable resource—it's a by-product of wool washing.washing. No animal cruelty. No more dry skin. Lanolin is an excellent ingredient in this moisturizing lip balm.
Country of Origin:USA
Manufacturer/Importer/Packed By:Lanolips
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about this product
What is Lanolips 101 Ointment Banana Cream Pie?
Lanolips 101 Ointment Banana Cream Pie is a 0.35 oz multipurpose lanolin ointment with a dessert-inspired banana cream pie flavour. Lanolips makes it for dry lips and for extremely dry skin, including cuticles, rough skin patches and elbows.
Is Lanolips Banana Cream Pie ointment cruelty-free?
Yes. Lanolips describes the lanolin in its Banana Cream Pie ointment as cruelty-free. Lanolin is a by-product of wool washing, which the brand calls a natural, renewable and sustainable resource that involves no animal cruelty.
What is the source of lanolin in Banana Cream Pie balm?
The lanolin in Lanolips Banana Cream Pie balm is pure Australian lanolin. Lanolin is a deeply moisturising oil that occurs naturally in sheep's wool and is collected when the wool is washed. Lanolips uses lanolin in all of its lip products.
How does Lanolips Banana Cream Pie compare with petroleum balms?
Lanolips Banana Cream Pie is positioned as a natural alternative to petroleum-based balms. The brand also contrasts its 101 Ointment with shea butter and coconut oil products, relying on lanolin rather than petroleum as its moisturising base.
Does Lanolips Banana Cream Pie leave lips greasy?
No. Lanolips says the Banana Cream Pie 101 Ointment is not greasy or sticky, unlike many other flavoured lip balms. The lanolin base is designed to moisturise dry lips and dry skin while staying comfortable to wear through the day.
Can Banana Cream Pie Lanolips be used on cuticles and elbows?
Yes. Lanolips Banana Cream Pie is a multipurpose ointment, so besides dry lips it can be applied to cuticles, elbows and patches of extremely dry skin. Each 0.35 oz product covers several of these uses in one flavoured balm.
