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$10.00
Our Lotion Bars are a unique product that are not soap, but a solid lotion made with cocoa butter, bees wax, and fractionated coconut oil. These can replace messy liquid lotions and the greasy feeling they can leave behind.
Description
To use, you just rub your hand across the top of the bar or you can rub the bar onto your skin and then rub lotion into your skin. For a light application rub lightly, for more, rub harder.
These bars work great on any area where you have rough, dry skin such as knees, elbows, and feet (at night, rub lotion bar over sole of your foot- put on socks & go to bed- they have helped with the small cracks I get on my feet!) . Some clients even use them on their whole body.
We are so excited to present our new mold design for lotion bars and our new packaging in reusable tins that keep them handy and very portable. The mold features a beehive with the words “Save the Honey Bee” and this is a cause that important to their survival and ours.
I have written a blog post with more information on this issue.We will be donating $1.00 from every lotion bar for research into the decline of the Honey Bee population and Colony Collapse Disorder. Donations will go to the UC Davis Honey Bee Research Fund.
Additional information
| Weight | .3 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3.125 × 3.125 × 1.25 in |
| Select a Scent | Lavender, Lemongrass, Spruce & Tea Tree, Lavender Mint |
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But you better believe that when I do, I ll be making so many lotion bars my eyeballs will be well moisturized! And is it possible to melt the lotion bar again, and then add more beeswax, or should I just say bye-bye to the one I ve made already?
mschendel
contact me off line through the contact page and let me know what’s up?