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From Hips to Lips: LiveKühn Unveils Lip Balms for Athletes
Mar 25 2014- Details
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LiveKühn is excited to announce our new line of LIPeace™ Lip Balms, developed specifically for athletes. Focused on delivering the level of performance, comfort and protection the LiveKühn product line is known for, our new products are uniquely formulated for the conditions that ice skaters and winter athletes endure.
Made in the U.S.A. with the finest certified organic beeswax and botanical oils, these new premium lip balms perform as great as they taste. For those who take their winter sports in the sun, LIPeace™ Lip Balms also provide SPF 15 protection – ensuring your day on the slopes ends as comfortable as it starts.
With five bold new flavors and competitive themed artwork, your LIPeace™ stick will be the talk of the boards or the park. Flavors include: Champion Cherry™, Revolutionary Raspberry™, Stoked Strawberry™, Performance Peppermint™ and Victorious Vanilla™.
With performance and protection being hallmark ideas for our company, this newest addition to our product line is intended to let our athletes stand out and be bold, while at the same time looking, feeling and performing their very best!
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