Whispers On Your Lips: An Ethereal DIY Lip Balm

Whispers on Your Lips: An Ethereal DIY Lip Balm


There’s something quietly magical about a balm you’ve made with your own two hands. This one feels like moonlight in a tin—gentle, soft, and a little enchanted. Made for dreamers, soft-hearted witches, and anyone who’s ever kissed someone and thought, “They’ll never forget this.”



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🌸 What You’ll Need:

1 tbsp beeswax (or candelilla wax for a vegan version)

1 tbsp shea butter

1 tbsp coconut oil

6–8 drops vanilla or rose essential oil

Optional: A pinch of mica powder or cosmetic-safe shimmer

Small lip balm tins or tubes


Why I Love It:

Shea butter is moisturizing royalty. Beeswax (or candelilla) locks in that glow. Coconut oil keeps things soft, kissable, and faintly tropical. And the shimmer? It’s not just glam—it’s a spell.


🧪 Instructions:

1. Gently melt the wax, butter, and oil together in a double boiler.


2. Remove from heat and stir in essential oil + shimmer.


3. Pour into your containers and let cool until solid.


4. Whisper a little intention into each tin, because why not?



🕊️ A Few Final Charms:

Store in a cool place (or tucked into your lace purse beside your tarot cards).

Want a tint? Add a smidge of beetroot powder or crushed hibiscus.

Want a name for it? Try: Moon Petal Kiss, Celestial Sigh, or Lover’s Eclipse.


This isn’t just balm. It’s a mood. A moment. A kiss sealed with intention. Let me know if your lips start attracting poetry or ghosts.

Forever softly haunted,
—Mrs. Silent Hill 🖤



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⚠️ Disclaimer:

This recipe is intended for personal use and not meant to diagnose, treat, or prevent any medical conditions. Always patch-test before full use, and consult your doctor if you have any skin concerns or sensitivities.

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