Natural Outdoor Balms
Two plant-based balms for people who spend a lot of time outside.
Bush Balm smells like someone crushed a lemon over a mint patch, then apologised with lavender. Bite Balm is lavender in a lemon jumper: softer, floral, a bit more grown-up.
Both sit on a cocoa butter, shea butter and vitamin E base that feels nourishing and non-greasy. Both are vegan and palm oil-free, in a home-compostable cardboard tube.
Full ingredient lists are on each product page, because we like a label you can read.
FAQs
Are Bush Balm and Bite Balm insect repellents? No. Neither is registered with the APVMA as an insect repellent. They're plant-based skin balms. If you need insect protection, choose a registered repellent and check the label for an APVMA approval number.
What's the difference between Bush Balm and Bite Balm? Scent and ingredients. Bush Balm is citrus, mint and lavender scented. Bite Balm is lavender-led with a lemon lift. Both use a cocoa butter, shea butter and vitamin E base. Full ingredient lists are on each product page.
Are they suitable for sensitive skin? Patch test first. Essential oils can irritate some skin, so stop using the balm if redness, itching or discomfort develops. If you're pregnant or have a health concern, check the ingredient list with a healthcare professional. Both are free from parabens, sulphates and silicones, but everyone's skin is different.