Aloe Up Aloe Ice Lip Balm

Aloe Up Aloe Ice Lip Balm SPF 15 delivers daily broad-spectrum lip protection with a moisturizing aloe-based formula. Available in Natural (SPF 15), Citrus (SPF 15), Pina Colada (SPF 15), Coco Mango (SPF 15), and Medicated (SPF 30) for higher protection.

Who It Is For: Daily SPF lip protection for all skin types and ages, outdoor activity, sun-sensitive lips, anyone wanting flavor options alongside daily lip SPF.

Key Benefits: Broad-spectrum SPF 15 (or SPF 30 in Medicated), moisturizing aloe vera leaf extract base, blends of natural oils and antioxidants, multiple flavor options for personal preference, smooth glide without waxy buildup.

What It Does Not Have: No parabens.

Size: 0.15 oz (4.25 g)

Step 1: Apply Aloe Ice Lip Balm liberally to clean, dry lips before going outside.

Step 2: Reapply throughout the day — especially after eating, drinking, or wiping your lips.

Step 3: For high sun exposure (beach, snow, swimming), reapply every 1–2 hours.

Step 4: Apply over lipstick or under gloss for added daytime SPF without changing your look.

Step 5: Keep one in your bag, one in your car, and one at home — sun exposure on lips happens everywhere.

Key Ingredients (Natural SPF 15)

Avobenzone (2%): Broad-spectrum UVA filter.
Octinoxate (6.5%): UVB filter.
Octisalate (5%): UVB boost.
Octocrylene (1.5%): Stabilizer.
Aloe Vera Leaf Extract: Soothes and conditions lip skin.
Beeswax: Smooth glide and moisture lock.
Avocado Oil, Coconut Oil, Mango Butter: Conditioning emollients.
Tocopherol (Vitamin E): Antioxidant.

Flavored variants (Citrus, Pina Colada, Coco Mango): Same active ingredients with added natural flavor compounds.

Medicated SPF 30 differs: Adds camphor and menthol for tingle, with higher UV filters (Homosalate 7.5%, Oxybenzone 6%) for SPF 30.

Ingredient Note: Ingredients may change. Refer to packaging for current ingredient list.

What SPF is it?
SPF 15 in Natural, Citrus, Pina Colada, and Coco Mango. SPF 30 in Medicated variant for highest protection.

Does it taste or smell like anything?
Natural is unscented and untinted. Flavored options have mild matching flavors.

Is it waxy or sticky?
No — formulated to glide on smoothly without stickiness, even in cold weather.

How often should I apply?
Throughout the day, especially before sun exposure and after eating, drinking, or wiping lips.

Is it safe for sensitive lips?
Yes — formulated with aloe vera, beeswax, and natural oils.

Can children use it?
Yes — SPF 15 lip balm is safe for all ages.

Pregnancy-safe?
The Natural and flavored SPF 15 variants are generally considered safe during pregnancy. The Medicated SPF 30 contains camphor and menthol — consult your provider.

Water resistant?
Yes — but reapply frequently as lip licking and eating removes coverage.

At **Le Petit Spa in Charlotte, NC**, Aloe Ice Lip Balm is a reliable daily lip SPF option for clients who want flavor variety with their protection. The **aloe vera leaf extract base** distinguishes it from typical waxy SPF lip balms — it conditions while protecting.

Lip skin is thin, has fewer melanocytes than facial skin, and burns and ages faster than most clients realize. **Daily lip SPF should be as automatic as facial SPF** — and the flavor options (Natural, Citrus, Pina Colada, Coco Mango) make it easy to find one that gets reached for daily.

For higher protection on high-exposure days, the Medicated SPF 30 variant adds menthol-camphor tingle for chap relief alongside maximum SPF.