The Alchemist's Kiss
Give your lips the botanical care they deserve with The Alchemist's Kiss, a handcrafted herbal lip balm made with nourishing plant oils and skin-loving botanicals. Infused with calendula and yarrow, this luxurious lip balm glides on smoothly to leave lips feeling soft, moisturized, and protected from everyday dryness.
Each tube begins with avocado oil slowly infused with calendula and yarrow, allowing the beneficial plant compounds to gently infuse into the oil before being blended with sweet almond oil, rich mango butter, and beeswax. The result is a silky, long-lasting lip balm that helps lock in moisture without feeling heavy or greasy.
Calendula has been cherished in herbal traditions for generations for its gentle, skin-loving properties, while yarrow has a long history of use in botanical skincare. Combined with deeply moisturizing avocado oil, vitamin-rich sweet almond oil, creamy mango butter, and natural beeswax, The Alchemist's Kiss delivers everyday hydration your lips will love.
Perfect for daily use, this herbal lip balm is ideal for dry lips, windy days, cold weather, or whenever your lips need a little extra care. Keep one in your pocket, purse, or bedside table so soft, comfortable lips are always within reach.
Why You'll Love It
- Made with calendula and yarrow-infused avocado oil
- Deeply moisturizing mango butter and sweet almond oil
- Helps keep lips feeling soft, smooth, and hydrated
- Long-lasting, non-greasy formula
- Handcrafted in small batches with thoughtfully selected botanical ingredients
- Perfect for everyday lip care in every season
Whether you're heading out into the elements or simply looking for a nourishing herbal lip balm to use every day, The Alchemist's Kiss is a simple ritual that leaves your lips feeling comforted, conditioned, and ready for whatever the day brings.
Achillea millefolium
Yarrow, bloodwort, nosebleed
Asteraceae (formerly Compositae)

Parts Used
Flowers & Leaves

Native To
Asia, Europe, North America

Preparations
Fluid extract, decoction, juice, infusion, essential oil, powder, tincture
Primary Constituents
Volatile oil (azulene, cineol, borneol, and others)
Bitter Alkaloids
Achillein
Achilleic acid
Tannins
Minerals
Copper Nitrates
Phosphates
Potassium
Potash
Therapeutic Actions
antibacterial | anti-inflammatory | antimicrobial | antiseptic |
antispasmodic | antiviral | astringent | cholagogue |
diaphoretic | diuretic | emmenagogue | expectorant |
hemostatic | hpatic | sedative | skin rejuvenating |
stimulant | stomachic | styptic | vulnerary |
Common Uses
Bleeding
Skin infections
Cold & flu symptoms (coughs, bronchitis, fevers)
Kidney disorders
Nosebleeds
Diabetes support
Gastrointestinal support
Contraindications & Safety
Contraindications during pregnancy and breastfeeding are debated between publication sources
Essential oil contains thujone
Can contribute to thujone toxicity and theoretically should be avoided when using Oakmoss (Evernia prunastri), cedar (Thuja occidentalis), wormwood (Artemisia absinthium), sage (Salvia officinalis), and Tansy (Tanacetum vulgare)
Excessive doses may interfere with:
hypo- and hypertensive therapies
diuretic effects
anticoagulants
Essential oil should be avoided by those diagnosed with asthma.
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Calendula officinalis
Calendula, marigold
Asteraceae (formerly Compositae)

Parts Used
Flowers

Native To
Southern Europe

Preparations
Fluid extract, infusion, oil infusion, tincture
Primary Constituents
Essential oils
Carotene
Calenduline
Lycopine
Saponins
Glycosides
Acids
Mucins
Resins
Pigments
Minerals
Potassium
Sodium
Calcium sulfate
Glucosides
Sesquiterpene oligoglycosides
Therapeutic Actions
antifungal | anti-inflammatory | antimicrobial | antioxidant |
antipholgisitc | antiseptic | antispasmodic | anti-tumor |
aperient | astringent | cholagogue | detergent |
diaphoretic | emollient | febrifuge | hepatic |
hyptensor | resolvent | sedative | vulnerary |
Common Uses
Skin conditions (boils, cold sores, varicose veins, warts, wounds)
Hemorrhoids
Muscle soreness & tension
Cold & flu symptoms
Cigarette smoke protection
Skin issues related to radiation therapy
UV exposure
Contraindications & Safety
Possible skin irritation when applied topically
Not recommended if infection is present - Calendula promotes healing and could internalize the infection
When taking internally, should not take with other sedatives or anesthesia
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For educational purposes only. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
