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Organic kisses


No more toads for you: Pucker up to these lip balms and glosses made with nourishing organic fruits, oils, and seeds that are good enough to eat.


Intelligent Nutrients Certifi ed Organic Lip Delivery Antioxidant Purple Maize Gloss Agave, caramel, coconut, vanilla … do we have your attention yet? This deliciously sweet USDA Organic gloss also features Intelligent Nutrients’ signature Antioxidant Intellimune, a blend of antioxidant-rich seeds, such as black cumin and raspberry, that’s also available in supplements.


Dr. Bronner’s Magic All-One Organic Orange Ginger Lip Balm We’re suckers for this überhydrating balm that contains organic seed oils from hemp, avocado, and jojoba. The splash of orange and ginger makes for an irresistible scent.


Juice Beauty Conditioning Lip Color


Made with 70 percent organic ingredients, this lip-smacking fruit cocktail gets its berry hue from seven organic fruits, including goji berry and pomegranate, in a moisture- replenishing organic jojoba base. Avocado and sesame oils add even more moisture.


–J.R.


Quinn Popcorn Love microwave popcorn’s convenience but worried about nasty chemicals and subpar ingredients? Quinn Popcorn bursts on the scene with the fi rst “clean” micro- wavable popcorn in fully compostable, nonsynthetic bags. Made with non-GMO corn and organic ingredients, it’s an awesome movie-night nosh. Supertasty fl avors include Parmesan & Rosemary, Lemon & Sea Salt, and Vermont Maple & Sea Salt. –Elisa Bosley, senior food editor


28 deliciousliving | september 2012


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