Earthy Lemon Peel Cuticle Balm Review
PR Sample – I received an Earthy Lemon Peel Cuticle Balm for consideration on my blog.
Are you looking for a new cuticle balm? Or perhaps you think your cuticles and nails could do with some extra TLC as the weather gets a little cooler. Then let me introduce you to Earthy and their new Lemon Peel Cuticle Balm.
Earthy
The brand began as a nail polish brand, born from the frustration of finding many cosmetic products were unsustainable and did more harm than good to your nails. Their mission is to provide the highest quality products, with the least environmental impact, which they look to achieve by using natural origin and bio-sourced materials with sustainable packaging.
Earthy nail polishes are certified Vegan and Leaping Bunny cruelty-free and Halal accredited. To help be environmentally friendly the nail polish caps are made from highly sustainable bamboo, and the seals within are made from 100% post-consumer plastic.
What’s more, bottles can be returned to Earthy in their Recycle Reuse Programme, which then sees them cleaned and reused.
They recently released a cuticle balm and kindly sent me one to try.
Earthy Lemon Peel Cuticle Balm
My cuticles are an absolute mess, I mean I don’t help with the fact I pick them, but I also completely neglect their care. As such I was interested in trying this cuticle balm.
Made with natural ingredients it is designed to deeply moisturise and soften rough, cracked cuticles, while also protecting against dryness and brittleness. Offered with a lovely uplifting lemon scent the blam offers a non-greasy formula which is quickly absorbed into the skin.
Designed for daily use and for all nail types it is great to keep by the side of your bed, in your handbag or on your desk.
My Thoughts on the Earthy Lemon Peel Cuticle Balm
The balm offers a lovely and light texture and has a wonderful lemon scent (I like citrus scents of late so it is right up my street). I found it quickly absorbs into the skin and doesn’t leave any residue, with a little going a long way so don’t overdo it when you first give it a go.
With daily use I’ve found the skin around my cuticles has become softer and is nowhere near as cracked and painful as it has been. While the cuticles themselves are also looking a lot better. I’ve not noticed my nails become stronger, however, I do suffer from brittle nails so I’m not too surprised by that.
Overall I really like this balm, I had previously been put off by them due to how sticky they can be and how long they take to soak in. However, this balm turns that on its head, with you quickly being able to get back to what you were doing, without leaving residue around the place.
If you are looking for a new cuticle balm to try I highly suggest the Lemon Peel Cuticle Balm.
The balm, like their nail varnishes Vegan and Cruelty-Free and 99% naturally derived and can be bought from the Earthy website where it costs £9.99.
Competition
Would you like to try the Earthy Lemon Peel Cuticle Balm for yourself? Well, I have a pot to giveaway!
All you need to do to be in with a chance of winning is:
Head over to the Earthy Website and let me know using 8 words or more:
What item would you most like to try and why?
Please note after entering via the mandatory option all other entries are optional, however the more you do, the more entries you will have in the final draw.
Good Luck!
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I’d love to try the cuticle balm as mine are soo rough and get sore
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