Cranberry Smoothie Multi-Use Colour Balm
Cranberry Smoothie Multi-Use Colour Balm
This silky-smooth multi-use pigment for lip, cheek, and lid delivers a refreshing cranberry hue, formulated with natural plant pigments extracted using unique technology for a buildable, blendable flush of colour. It's a versatile pop of colour that enhances your natural radiance, checked against Ziracle's standard for clean beauty.
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This Cranberry Smoothie Multi-Use Colour Balm from Seeds of Colour is a silky smooth, natural pigment designed for your lips, cheeks, and eyelids. It offers a refreshing cranberry hue that provides a beautiful blend of warmth and vibrancy, enhancing your natural skin tones for a radiant glow that lasts all day.
What it is: A silky smooth, natural pigment for lip, cheek and lid, perfect for adding that pop of colour to any look. Dermatologically tested and suitable for all skin types, it's a 5-a-day for your skin.
About this shade: A refreshing cranberry hue that delivers a beautiful blend of warmth and vibrancy. This dazzling colour balm adds a naturally flushed look, enhancing your skin's natural tones and giving you a radiant glow all day long.
How it works: Achieve a buildable, blendable flush of natural colour thanks to our unique extraction technology for coloured plant pigments and highly antioxidant botanical extracts. Our cleaner, greener, living ingredients are what sets Seeds of Colour apart. This lightweight multi-use balm has a soft touch that helps to keep your skin smooth and protected.
How to use: Lip: Simply apply with your index finger directly to the centre of your lips and lightly blend outward to build your look. Cheek: Feel your skin and add a natural colour to your face. Use your fingers to pat lightly the balm along your cheekbones, focusing on the apples of your cheeks. Lid: For a glowy and dewy effect, just apply a little bit in the centre of your lids and dab outwards.
Ingredients: ricinus communis (castor) seed oil, polyglyceryl-3 diisostearate, cocos nucifera (coconut) oil, glycerin, hydroxystearic acid, raphanus sativus (radish) root extract, euphorbia cerifera (candelilla) cera, titanium dioxide, maltodextrin, tocopherol, lavandula angustifolia (lavender) oil, linalool, limonene
Additional product information:
- Silicon free
- Gluten-free
- Coral Reef Safe
- 81.6% Organic
- Made in UK
About Our Brand Seeds of Colour
Most plant-based makeup brands swap synthetic dyes for natural alternatives and stop there. Seeds of Colour goes further: the brand's entire colour range is built around pigments extracted directly from organic fruits and plants grown in the British countryside, meaning the colour and the skin benefit come from the same source. If you have been looking for makeup that genuinely does something for your skin rather than simply avoiding the worst offenders, this is the gap it fills.
What makes the formulation approach distinctive is the extraction method itself. Seeds of Colour uses a gentle cold-process technology to derive pigments, which preserves the active nutrients in the botanicals rather than degrading them through heat. The result is makeup that carries the antioxidants and vitamins present in the original plant — not as added-back supplements, but as a natural consequence of how the colour is made. Every ingredient is vegan and the sourcing is tied specifically to British-grown produce, which keeps the supply chain short and the botanical quality traceable.
The detail worth knowing is that Seeds of Colour is not simply reformulating conventional makeup with cleaner ingredients — it is working from the pigment up. Most colour cosmetics brands, even clean ones, treat colour and skincare as separate briefs solved by separate ingredient lists. Seeds of Colour treats them as the same brief. That single formulation decision — extract the colour gently enough that the plant's nutritional profile survives intact — is what separates it from the broader clean beauty field and makes it genuinely interesting rather than just better-labelled.