Our Warm Cedar Body Lotion 118ml | Rich Woodsy Hydration is a natural body lotion formulated to deliver deep hydration with a woodsy aroma. This 118 ml container is designed for daily skincare, suitable for all skin types, and provides a nourishing experience through carefully selected plant-based ingredients. The lotion's natural formulation ensures quick absorption, leaving skin feeling soft, smooth, and refreshed without greasy residue.
This natural body lotion contains sunflower seed oil, a lightweight oil rich in vitamin E and essential fatty acids for effective skin moisturization. Aloe vera juice offers soothing hydration and skin-calming properties, while glycerin acts as a humectant to draw moisture from the environment. Comfrey leaf extract supports skin renewal and overall health. The lotion's emulsifiers and natural thickeners create a silky texture that spreads easily across the skin, promoting a radiant and supple appearance.
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Materials: Formulated with sunflower seed oil, aloe vera juice, glycerin, comfrey leaf extract, tocopherol (vitamin E), caprylic/capric triglycerides, and essential oils.
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Dimensions: Contains 118 ml (4 fluid ounces). Compact size ideal for travel, work, or at-home use.
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Features: Vegan-friendly, free from parabens, synthetic fillers, and harsh chemicals. Provides fast absorption, a lightweight feel, and a natural woodsy aroma. Suitable for use as a daily moisturizer or post-shower hydration.
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Use Cases: Perfect for individuals seeking a budget-friendly, natural body moisturizer to maintain soft, hydrated skin during daily routines, travel, or overnight. Ideal for those prioritizing clean skincare with plant-based ingredients. Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.
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Included: Comes in a 118 ml tube with no additional accessories. Not included are any applicator tools or refills.
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Care: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. For best results, use within 12 months of opening. No special cleaning required; simply keep the tube closed after use.
