WINTERBLEND | Beeswax Butter for Lips in Cold & Dry Weather

WINTERBLEND is a beeswax and lanolin Lip Butter composed for cold air, wind, and the repeated exposure of winter days.

Its ingredients give the lips sustained conditioning, hold the butter together through changing temperatures, and allow it to spread comfortably even when the air is cold.

For the Skin

Lanolin brings deep, flexible conditioning to Winterblend. Its ability to bind moisture and remain present on the lips makes it especially valuable when cold, dry air leaves them feeling tight.

Cupuaçu butter adds moisture retention and a generous cushion. It softens the density of the lanolin and beeswax, helping the lips remain supple as the butter wears.

Red raspberry seed oil brings lighter care through its linoleic and alpha-linolenic acids. It balances the richer materials while contributing softness to lips exposed to winter weather.

Within the Composition

Virgin beeswax gives Winterblend its protective structure. Paired with lanolin, it creates a pliable layer that helps limit moisture loss and stays present through movement and exposure. Beeswax holds the butter together; lanolin gives that structure depth and flexibility.

Natural vitamin E tocopherols help preserve the freshness and integrity of the butters and oils over time.

On the Skin

Murumuru butter helps Winterblend respond to the warmth of the lips. It brings a quick, silky melt to a substantial butter, keeping its movement smooth and flexible.

Jojoba oil, composed largely of wax esters, helps distribute the softened materials in a fine, even layer. Castor oil adds cushion and gentle grip, extending the butter’s presence while keeping its glide controlled.

Single-source Oregon Peppermint essential oil brings a cool, bright lift.

Together, these materials create a lip butter that is substantial in the cold, supple on contact, and lasting in its care - a composition made to accompany lips through winter.

Apply Winterblend to clean lips before time in cold air, wind, or other drying conditions. The twist-up stick is easy to use while outdoors, even with gloves on. In the tin, the butter is very firm: make a small dent and work that spot with a fingertip to gather.

Winterblend softens gradually with warmth. In especially cold conditions, let it rest against the lips for a moment, then press them together to spread it evenly. A generous application leaves the substantial, protective layer wanted before a long stretch outdoors; reapply as needed through repeated exposure. Afterward, a lighter touch may be enough.

The peppermint opens cool and bright, then settles into the background while the butter remains present on the lips.

Why does Winterblend feel more substantial than an everyday lip butter?
Virgin beeswax gives it protective structure, while lanolin brings flexible, lasting conditioning. Winterblend is meant to remain noticeable on the lips through cold air, wind, and time outdoors, without becoming stiff or difficult to spread.

Why use lanolin?
Lanolin can hold moisture and remain pliable on the lips. Paired with beeswax, it gives Winterblend the depth and persistence wanted from a butter made for dry winter conditions.

Was Winterblend actually used in the cold?
Yes. It was used at Breckenridge and continued to apply comfortably after days at freezing temperatures. That experience matters to a butter intended to be carried and used outdoors, not just kept at room temperature.

Is Winterblend only for winter?
No. Its richer feel can also be welcome in dry indoor air, windy weather, or any season when a lighter lip butter doesn’t remain present long enough.