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The most innocent product…

It’s actually the most dangerous thing in your makeup bag**

Lip balm.
Lip gloss.
Lipstick.
Lip plumpers (AKA cinnamon oil in disguise).

They look harmless – even adorable.
But the lip products are the probably to cause allergic reactions, flare-ups, trigger dermatitis or hidden allergens in your system.

Why?
Oh, man.
Because lips are essential tiny sponges stuck to your face.

Let’s talk science, danger zones, sneaky ingredients, and how to protect your fig like the queen who knows allergies.


Unlike the rest of your skin, your lips:

This is why:
✔ Lip balm works fast
✔ Lips that plump up burn instantly
✔ Allergens trigger reactions very faster on the lips

If the skin barrier were a castle wall, your lips would be the front door with the lock missing.


This is where things get wild.

Lip products love nut oils because they are:

  • malleable

  • flattering

  • coat

  • shiny

  • “natural”

Common nut-derived ingredients in lipsticks, balms and glosses:

  • almond oil

  • shea butter

  • cocoa butter

  • hazelnut oil

  • macadamia oil

  • argan oil

  • apricot kernel oil

  • mango kernel butter

📌 These ingredients are problematic for:
✔ nut allergies
✔ eczema
✔ perioral dermatitis
✔ Gluten sensitive users (because formulas can cross-contaminate)
✔ people with sensitive or reactive skin

And remember: Nut proteins can survive cosmetic processing.


This is not metaphorical.
It’s science.

Studies show that we consume approx 4–7 lbs of lip products over a lifetime.

So if your lipstick contains:

Guess where they end up?
Inside your system.

Your mouth → your bloodstream → your immune system says, “Who invited almond oil to this party?”


Dermatologists see it all the time:

The most common causes?
➡️ Fragrance
➡️ Essential oils
➡️ Nut oils
➡️ Shea butter
➡️ Perfumes
➡️ Cinnamon oil
➡️ Peppermint/methol
➡️ Propylene glycol

📌 Fun fact:
Peppermint – used in MANY lip balms – is one of the most irritating ingredients on Earth.


The area around your mouth is extremely reactive because:

So if you break out only around your mouth?
Start with your lip products — 9 times out of 10, it’s the culprit.


Some pigments are approved for the face… but NOT for the lips.
However, some brands cut corners and use them anyway.

Especially red dyes can cause:

  • irritation

  • swelling

  • heat

  • allergic reactions

If your lips get hot or sting with a new lipstick?
This is not “full”.
This is inflammation.


The most irritating ingredients in lip care are often ‘pure beauty favourites’:

  • mint

  • mint

  • cinnamon

  • citrus oils

  • honey

  • beeswax (allergy risk)

  • lanolin (a top irritant)

  • essential oils

Natural ≠ safe.
Especially not near your mouth.


Unlike skin care (where gluten is usually safe topically), lip products can be:

  • he licked

  • swallow

  • is absorbed

  • inhale

Thus, gluten sensitive and celiac users MUST avoid gluten intake:

  • lipstick

  • balm

  • glosses

  • lip scrub

  • lip masks

If you notice lip irritation + bowel symptoms → it’s worth checking.


Allergic contact dermatitis is insidious.
It may appear after months or years using the same lip product.

Your immune system may suddenly decide:
“I’m done with the shea butter now.”

That’s why “But I’ve been using it forever!” means nothing in the allergy world.


Follow this checklist and you’ll avoid 99% of lip-related reactions:

✔ Look specifically for “nut free”.

If it doesn’t say: question it.

✔ No fragrance (the most important rule)

No fragrance. Without essential oils. No taste.

✔ Avoid ALL mint & citrus fruits

If it tingles, it flares up.

✔ Without lanolin

It is one of the most allergenic cosmetic ingredients.

✔ Avoid “kernel” and “seed butter”

Unless it’s clearly marked nut-free.

✔ Gluten free for those with celiac disease or sensitivity

Lip swallowing makes it relevant.

✔ Patch-test on your wrist first

If your wrist tingles… imagine your lips.


Your lips deserve formulas that are:
safe
expected
non-allergenic
non-irritating
and really made for people with real sensitivities

The beauty industry loves to make lips shiny —
but it’s time to fix them safealso.


🌿 The EpiLynx Promise:
For anyone who needs lip products they can truly trust, every EpiLynx formula is:
✨ No nuts
🌾 Gluten free
💚 Safe for allergens
🌱 Vegan
🐰 Cruelty free
🧴 Designed for sensitive skin

So your lips stay soft, calm and cute — not irritated or inflamed.


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