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Unrefined cocoa butter, whipped soft and scented with organic lavender.
Scoop a little onto damp skin right after the shower, and it melts in fast enough that you forget it started out solid.
Scent — Organic lavender over the soft, faint cocoa of unrefined butter. Calm and green, not sweet.
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Unrefined cocoa butter carries the richness; coconut oil infused with arnica, calendula, comfrey root, and Saint John's wort carries the rest of the base, and organic lavender is the only scent in it. It looks like a solid block in the jar, but we whip it with a water phase (distilled water, glycerin, aloe) plus a little arrowroot powder, so it turns to oil the second it meets warm skin instead of sitting on top. That's the whole idea of a cocoa butter that doesn't feel like one: rich in the jar, gone in a few strokes, a low trace of lavender left behind.
Scoop less than you think you need. Warm it between your palms until it turns from butter to oil, then massage it into damp skin straight out of the shower. A pea-sized amount covers a whole arm, so the 1.75 oz jar goes further than it looks. Give it a minute to sink in before you get dressed.
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What’s in it
Most body butters are just oils and wax set solid. We whip ours with a water phase and a little arrowroot, so it has the richness of a butter but finishes closer to a lotion.

The part that makes it a butter: solid in the jar, melting to oil the second it meets warm skin.
Coconut oil infused with arnica, calendula, comfrey root, and Saint John’s wort. The soft base the lavender rides in on.
The reason it doesn’t stay greasy: it drinks up the surface oil so the finish is velvety, not slick.
How it feels
It looks rich in the jar, but it’s whipped with a water phase and a little arrowroot, so it melts to a thin oil on warm skin and finishes dry to the touch, no heavy film on your clothes. What stays is soft skin and a low trace of lavender.
Straight answer
Not this one, used right. It’s whipped with a water phase and a little arrowroot powder, so it melts to a thin oil on warm skin and finishes dry to the touch. The trick is a small scoop on damp skin: a pea-sized amount covers a whole arm. Load dry skin up with any butter and it’ll sit; warm a little into damp skin and it sinks in.

The ritual
Scoop a small amount and rub it between your palms until it turns from butter to oil, then massage it in.
On skin that’s still damp and warm, so it spreads thin and sinks in instead of sitting on top.
A pea-sized scoop covers a whole arm. Start small, add only if you need it.
Make it a set
Complete the ritual
Each piece is also sold on its own.
Questions
More. Unrefined cocoa butter is thicker and richer than any lotion, built for skin that goes tight and dry after a hot shower. It's whipped with aloe, glycerin, and a little arrowroot, so it still spreads easily instead of sitting like a solid block.
Not once it warms up. Rub a pea-sized scoop between your palms until it turns from butter to oil, then massage it into damp skin. It melts in fast and finishes dry to the touch, no film left on your sheets or your sleeves.
Organic lavender essential oil in a cocoa-butter base, paraben-free, nothing synthetic. Patch-test first if you're reactive, and check with your provider before using any essential oil while pregnant or nursing.
A pea-sized scoop covers a whole arm, so the small jar is a real trial size, not a sample. Reach for the 3.25 oz if it turns into a nightly habit; it stretches for months.