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View this orderMama's Promise
Trusted herbal products that work, naturally. Pinky swear.
We're on a mission to free each and every nipple in the nation from the fear of breastfeeding. Wait, did we say nation? NO! World nipple salvation! Our secret weapon: soothing Organic Nipple Butter - it's buttery and botanical-rich herbal nipple cream that's lanolin-free and non-sticky. The result? It moisturizes dry skin and brings your nipples back to their happy place. And since we suspect that is just might end up in baby's mouth, we made sure it's the first Non-GMO Project Verified nipple cream. So mamas, rejoice: there's no need to wash it off before nursing!
A Quick How-To: Apply after each feeding or as needed - and feel free to slather liberally on flanges for a more comfortable pumping experience. Other places to slather it: on lips, cheeks, heels, cuticles and elbows.
What's in here?
A jar of balm made with love and: Organic olive (olea europaea) fruit oil, organic beeswax (cera flava), organic cocoa (theobroma cacao) seed butter, organic shea (butyrospermum parkii) butter, organic mango (mangifera indica) seed butter, organic calendula (calendula officinalis) flower extract.
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