Tri-Balm Jar

No. All our products go through rigorous safety testing by third parties and meet all the stringent EU safety regulations. We don’t test on animals or use suppliers that do, which is why we proudly display the leaping bunny on our website and products. 

Tri-Balm, Tri-Body and Tri-Spritz are all vegan. However, our first edition Tri-Balm wasn’t. We’ve since updated the formula so that it no longer includes beeswax and is vegan certified. Please be aware that some stockists may still have the non-vegan Tri-Balm stick for sale.

Tri-Balm contains almond oil, which is safe for most people to use on their skin. While a food allergy to nuts is common, skin allergy to nuts is very rare. That’s because they’re two different allergens with two different reactions, both in terms of time frame and symptoms. Regulated studies show that most people with an allergy to almonds in food can use a cosmetic product with almonds as an ingredient. Lip products are the exception as there is a very low risk that you could swallow some of the product. If you’re unsure about what’s safe or you, we recommend speaking to your doctor or  dermatologist.

You can find complete delivery information, including international shipping here.Please note, UK orders placed after 13.00 on Thursday will be dispatched on Friday for delivery on Monday. UK orders placed after 13.00 on Friday will be dispatched on Monday for delivery on Tuesday.

Full details on our returns policy can be found here.

If for any reason you need to cancel your order, please email hello@francesprescott.com as soon as possible and we’ll do our best to stop the order proceeding. However, once the packaging and shipping process has started, it can no longer be cancelled.