Description

About Lucas Lip Balm Lip Balm
More than 100 years ago, Australian physician Thomas Lucas began making homeopathic anti-bacterial and antimicrobial papaya-based medicines (ie Carica papaya) – this is one of his products originals. It can do almost everything to protect the skin of the elements, to treat chapped lips and cuticles, to reduce blemishes and to relieve eczema. It is also popular with make-up artists who keep in their kit a tube to use as a discreet highlighter or to add lashes and smooth eyebrows.

In an interview with the Brisbane Times, Kevin Talbot, fourth generation Lucas supplier, said, “Lucas Papaw now has more than one cult, everyone wants it.” Rose Byrne, Miranda Kerr and Cate Blanchett swear that by she. “It works,” said Talbot.

Ingredients include fermented papaya fruit and oil (a softer, non-comedogenic form of oil found, for example, in petrolatum). The consistency is similar to that of most petroleum products, with a slightly milky smell that is not at all unpleasant.

Why it’s so special
The ointment temporarily relieves the symptoms of dermatitis and eczema.

The ointment has antibacterial and antimicrobial properties and can be used as topical local application in the following cases: minor burns and burns, sunburn, rash due to pebbles, cuts and small open wounds, rashes and wound rubs, ribbons and thorns and insect bites.

Key Ingredients
Carica Papaya 39 mg Fresh Fermented Fruit: The papaya is grown fresh in Queensland and is hand-selected to be fermented to make the ointment. The finished product contains 0.1 mg/g of Potassium Sorbate which acts as a preservative.

Pharmaceutical Grade Petroleum Jelly and Wax: It is a pharmaceutical grade base that is tested and screened for the level of total polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. Penreco USP grade Petrolatums are not mutagenic or toxic to reproduction.