Kind Lips: A Little Lip Balm, A Bigger Conversation About Kindness

When Joshua Neumann told his mom he wanted to start a lip balm company, she did not immediately share his excitement. The next morning, she called with something unexpected: a vivid dream that gave his idea a different direction.

In the dream, Joshua had spoken unkindly to his sister. His mom asked him to write, “The law of kindness is on my lips.” Two words stood out from that sentence, and Kind Lips found its name.

A Name Became A Purpose

The connection was simple. A product applied to the lips could be a reminder to consider the words coming from them.

What started as a business idea became a way to bring that thought into an ordinary moment. You did not need a special occasion or a complicated ritual, just the familiar habit of reaching for lip balm.

Use It. Remember. Choose Your Words.

Kind Lips invites you to take a small pause when you apply. Think about the way you speak to other people, and the way you speak to yourself.

That reminder does not ask for perfection. It gives an everyday object a little more meaning, encouraging words that build people up rather than making the day harder for someone else.

The Message Reaches Classrooms

The business helps support Kind Lips in the Classroom, a separate 501(c)(3) nonprofit built around the message that students matter and their words have power.

Profits from Kind Lips help support that organization. The company and nonprofit are distinct, connected by the same wish to make small reminders part of a wider conversation about kindness.

Find Your Flavor

The current collection includes Sweet Mint, Mint Mint, Vanilla Lemon, Strawberry, Wild Cherry, and Unscented. A Variety 4 Pack combines Sweet Mint, Vanilla Lemon, Strawberry, and Wild Cherry for another way to explore the range.

The formulas include ingredients such as coconut oil, beeswax, shea butter, and vitamin E, with differences between flavors. Review the individual ingredient list for oils, flavoring, and sensitivities. Beeswax is animal-derived, which matters if you prefer to avoid it.

A Separate Option For SPF

SPF 15 with Lemon is the collection’s sun-protection option and includes zinc oxide. The other balms should not be assumed to provide SPF protection.

Follow the SPF product’s current label for application, reapplication, and precautions. For every balm, choose by the formula as well as the flavor, and stop use if irritation develops.

An Ordinary Product With A Personal Meaning

For Joshua, the appeal remains the same as it was at the beginning: a small object can prompt a thoughtful choice. Kind Lips keeps the message close to a habit many people already have.

There is room to make that reminder your own, whether you keep a tube in a pocket, choose a favorite flavor, or share the idea with someone you care about.

Why We Carry Kind Lips

We appreciate the warmth behind this story. A family conversation gave a simple product a purpose, and the mission grew without losing that personal beginning.

Browse below for current flavors, pack options, and prices, and find a little kindness to carry into your day.