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Lake Superior Lip Balm: Pine and Lavender for the Drive North
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Our Lavender Lake Superior Lip Balm is crisp pine and lavender for wild, windy days up north. It glides on smooth and keeps lips comfortable on the trail, the slopes or the long drive across the bridge, a trip best measured in snack stops.
The scent
Pine is green, resinous and clean, the smell of a forest trail after rain. Lavender softens it with a gentle herbal note. It is a lip balm that smells like the outdoors rather than a bakery, and it is a favorite for people who want something fresh but not minty.
Where it rides along
| Adventure | Why bring it |
|---|---|
| Hiking trails | Wind and sun on exposed ridges and shorelines |
| Ski and snowboard days | Cold air and long chairlift rides |
| Road trips north | Hours of dry car air |
| Snowshoeing and ice fishing | Winter wind with nowhere to hide |
In deep cold, keep the tube in an inside pocket so it stays soft enough to glide. In summer, keep it out of hot sun.
Collect all five
Lake Superior is one of five Great Lakes balms. The full set pairs lavender with spearmint (Erie), cedarwood (Huron), eucalyptus (Michigan), frankincense (Ontario) and pine (Superior). A full set makes a fun gift for a Michigander, a new resident or anyone who has made it a goal to stand on the shore of all five lakes.
Stocking stuffer and party favor
A favorite stocking stuffer and party favor, this balm is also an easy thank-you for the friend who lent you their cabin. Pair it with the Lake Superior body butter or essential oil for a pine set, or mix it with other farm goods in the Gift Box Builder.
Frequently asked questions
Is the pine strong?
It is noticeable and fresh but balanced by lavender, so it never smells like a cleaning product.
Which balm is closest to Superior?
Lake Huron, with cedarwood, is the other woodsy option. Huron is warmer; Superior is crisper and greener.
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