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Nipple Balm

Nipple Balm

 A soft, natural balm designed to bring comfort in your daily feeding routine.

£14.00
£14.00
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Why You'll Love It

Natural Comfort – A simple ritual of care in your breastfeeding journey

Peace of Mind – Made with gentle ingredients, safe for mum and baby

Easy to Love – Smooth, soft, and absorbs quickly without fuss

Everyday Ritual – A quick moment of self-care between feeds

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Why We Made It

Breastfeeding is a beautiful bond, but it can sometimes feel challenging. We wanted to craft a balm that feels like a small act of kindness—gentle, natural, and safe for both you and your little one.

Ingredients That Matters

Castor Oil Locks in hydration.

Camellia & Jojoba Oils Support skin resilience and smoothness.

Product Details

Size: 60g (2.1oz) glass jar

Free From: Lanolin, Parabens, Artificial Fragrances

Expiry: 12 months after purchase.

How to Use

Wash hands before application.

Warm a small amount of balm between fingers.

Gently massage a small amount onto the nipple area. Store in the refrigerator for extra soothing relief.

Apply as needed before and after each feed.

There's no need to remove this nipple balm before breastfeeding.

For use as a pumping lubricant

Apply a thin layer to nipple area, and flanges to reduce pumping discomfort.

Full List of Ingredients

Olea europaea (Olive) Oil, Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil, Camellia oleifera (Tea) Leaf Oil, Euphorbia cerifera (Candelilla) Cera, Mangifera Indica (Mango) Seed Butter, Simmondsia chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Cocos nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Aloe barbadensis (Aloe Vera) leaf extract.

Caring Caution

Mum Bub Hub Products are made with all natural ingredients, we suggest checking the ingredient list before use to ensure you do not have any known allergies to the ingredients.

FAQs

Q: Do I need to wipe/wash off before breastfeeding? There's no need to remove this nipple balm before breastfeeding.

Q: Why is my Nipple Balm gritty or lumpy?

Natural balms made with mango and cocoa butter, like our nipple balm can sometimes have a grainy texture. This is actually called "blooming".

Mango and cocoa butter is made of differing combinations of saturated solid fats and unsaturated liquid fats. These fats each have different melting points. As the butter is exposed to temperature fluctuations, some of the fats melt and then crystallise at different rates which results in a sandy texture. This can happen when balm is exposed to temperature changes (like in a warm room or directly exposed to the elements). We recommend you keep your balm cool and at room temperature to avoid balm blooming.

If this happens to your balm, rest assured that your nipple balm is still effective and safe to use - these crystals usually melt again on skin contact.

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