Melting Balm

Acts as a multi-functional cleanser, mask, and overnight balm

The Melting Balm — a lavish, balm-to-oil-to-milk formula that acts as a multi-functional cleanser, mask, and overnight balm, infused with healing botanical oils and vitamins. Reveal a clearer, glowing complexion after dissolving away all traces of pore-clogging debris and makeup without disrupting your skin’s natural pH levels. This lush balm is best used at night, as its velvety texture cocoons the skin in an intelligent mix of omegas, antioxidants, and humectants. Encourages glow and protects from the elements for optimally healthy, happy skin — even after washing it off.

Melting Balm is vegan and cruelty free. Free of petroleum, lanolin, parabens, phthalates, sulfates, and fragrance.
They strive to use sustainable, recycled, and biodegradable materials. Their boxes are made with recycled paper. Melting Balm packaging is plastic free. 2.3 fl. oz.

About the Brand - Leland Francis
Leland Francis was established with a singular goal in mind: to create clean, gender-inclusive skincare that delivers unparalleled quality, multi-beneficial performance, and universal efficacy for all skin. Inspired by their founder Dillon Peña’s beauty expertise as an editorial and celebrity makeup artist, our skincare is derived from his belief that naturally radiant, nourished skin is the best foundation.

The truth: Dillon never intended to create a skincare brand.
As a celebrity and editorial makeup artist for almost two decades, they realized early on that the best foundation to any beauty look is healthy, glowing skin. From growing up on their great-grandparents’ farm in Oklahoma completely integrated in a natural way of life, they believe the most luxurious, efficacious products derive from nature. They knew they needed to find botanical products of supreme quality to achieve the perfect makeup base: a beautiful, radiant complexion. In 2014, after discovering that gender neutral skincare with these same exacting principles in quality and formulation didn’t exist, they began creating their own products for their makeup kit. *BIPOC-Owned