ChopSaver Lip Balm 4 Trumpet Trombone French horn Tuba

ChopSaver Lip Balm.

For Musicians with Lips.

What is ChopSaver?
ChopSaver is a lip balm. But to say ChopSaver is “just another lip balm” is like saying a Ferrari is “just another car”! ChopSaver is an all-natural herbal lip care product created Dan Gosling, a 20 year professional trumpet player.

What does it do?
Satisfied customers will tell you ChopSaver helps deal with lip swelling, chapping and soreness better than any other product. Less discomfort and decreased recovery time means it can actually help you play better.

What’s in it?
It’s full of good things like shea and mango butter, aloe, vitamin E and herbs including arnica, calendula, comfrey and white willow. No petroleum and no harsh chemicals! The fragrance is a refreshing blend of four citrus oils. Here is a more complete list of ingredients:  

·            Shea Butter

·            Mango Butter

·            Aloe

·            Vitamin E

·            Avocado - and other natural plant oils

·            Arnica - used for bruising)

·            Calendula - treats inflammation

·            Comfrey - general wound healing

·            White Willow - often referred to as “herbal aspirin” (people with aspirin allergies should use with caution)

·            Ginger - treats inflammation and stimulates blood flow

·            Natural Waxes (including beeswax)

·            Citrus Oils

(These statements have not been evaluated by the US Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.)

No animal fats or petroleum

What’s wrong with petroleum?
Gasoline, kerosene, motor oil and petroleum jelly. They all come from the same source. Yuck! Need I say more? You find petroleum in lots of skin care products, but that doesn’t mean it’s good for you. Read what some experts are saying:

“Conventional lip balms contain petroleum and sometimes alcohol, both of which dry the sensitive skin on your lips.” Marie Noel Mandile - Natural Health Magazine, August 2003

“The inventor of lip balm, Dr. C. D. Fleet, , started an unfortunate trend by using petroleum jelly in his Chap Stick lip balm, and it's only become clear in recent years just how ineffective petroleum jelly is as a lip balm. At best, since petroleum jelly isn't absorbed by the skin, it provides only a short-term fix for dry, chapped lips. And since it keeps the skin from breathing, it can -- if used frequently -- actually make your lips more chapped. If you’re looking for a lip balm that can actually heal chapped lips you should consider lip balm made with shea butter.” John McDermott – EzineArticles

Why are the herbs so important?
Plants and herbs have been used for thousands of years all over the world. Every culture on earth has used them for healing every malady known to man. Even many so-called "western medicines" trace their origins to plants.

I’m a woodwind player. Why should I use ChopSaver?
ChopSaver stays on your lips and won’t gunk up your reeds. Flute players love it too. Many use it while they play. And if you need to remove it, it wipes off easily. Read what the pros are saying about it:

"ChopSaver is terrific! I am glad that there is now a product available that is designed for those of us who rely on our chops on a daily basis. ChopSaver helps make my chops feel great everyday, even when they have been abused by bad weather or a Mahler Symphony."

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