Cocoa butter lip balm from Soap Radio will make sweet love to your lips. The The amazing smell of Cocoa butter is so sweet and savory it will make your mouth water by the smell. Lip balm's purpose is to help keep your lips moisturized especially during the winter months. The majority of the ingredients are oils, so if you are a constant lip licker, your lip balm can stay on longer. It is not completely resident to water, but it will last longer than some chapsticks.

The appearance to the container is neutral, so men and women can feel comfortable using it. Those who are allergic to nuts should avoid this lip balm, since one of the ingredients is almond oil.

Upon opening the container you can see it is really thick inside. It stays in place inside the container. Once you circle your finger around it, you realize it is one of stiffer lip balms. You can swirl your finger around it many times, but it is hard to remove a decent amount to apply. To solve this issue, I placed the container in my pants pocket for the entire day, which gave the lip balm my body heat and softened it by doing so. Now it is much easier to spread.

It isn't sticky by any means, however it is very oily feeling. To remove it off my finger, I find I have to use a wet wipe. When it touches my lips it feels as if I have put a thin layer of Vaseline on my lips, but there is no horrible taste or smell. The texture is velvety smooth, so there is no chunky or grittiness to it.

The smell is fantastic. I usually use cocoa butter everything, it is my preferred aroma. Upon opening the container it reminds me of hot chocolate with almond milk added. The taste is like the smell of brownie mix powder. The smell is not at all over powering and lingers around for a short time except to the person wearing it.

Depending on what activities you are doing, the lip balm last a few hours. If you eat, talk, lick your lips, or rub your lips together too much it will start to disappear. You will notice the difference after only a few uses. The lip balm adds moisture to your lips and smooths away dead skin, making your lips very desirable.

Should you want to wash it off, you are going to need a wet wipe or damp cloth. It is very oily, so a dry cloth won't work well.

I love the smell the most about this lip balm. The only issue I had with it was how thick it was, but I fixed that issue with heat.

The lip balm comes in a 1/3 oz container. The screw off cap is black and the container is white with a sticker on the top and bottom. The top sticker tell you the product and the bottom sticker notes the ingredients. Both of these stickers are removable.

Theobroma cacao (Cocoa) Seed Butter, Prunus amygdalus dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil, Persea gratissima (Avacado) Oil, Olea europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Beeswax, Tocopheryl (Vitamin E)

Theobroma cacao (Cocoa) Seed Butter- a small tree of the evergreen family known as the cocoa tree, the seeds off the tree are used to make cocoa powder and chocolate. Cocoa seed butter is an edible fat that is collected from roasting the seed and extracting the yellow/white solid.

Prunus amygdalus dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil- is a pale, straw colored, or colorless oil from almonds that is used as a lubricant.

Persea gratissima (Avacado) Oil- extracted from Avocados and used as a conditioner.

Olea europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil- extracted from ripe olives and used as a skin conditioner.

Beeswax- a natural wax that comes from the bee hive of honey bees and is used as a thickening agent.

Tocopheryl (Vitamin E)- Tocopheryl (Vitamin E)- Vitamin E. The purpose is as a moisturizer.

I love the lip balm. It goes on clear and is super hydrating to my lips. Check them out: