Naked Lotion Bar

Jojoba Oil, here’s why it’s such a powerhouse:

• Deep hydration: Jojoba oil closely mimics your skin’s natural sebum, helping to lock in moisture without clogging pores.
• Soothes irritation: Its anti-inflammatory properties can calm dry, itchy, or sunburned skin—perfect for a relaxing soak.
• Rich in nutrients: Packed with vitamin E, B-complex vitamins, zinc, and copper, it nourishes and supports skin repair.
• Non-greasy feel: Unlike heavier oils, jojoba absorbs easily, leaving your skin soft but not slick.
• Gentle for all skin types: It’s hypoallergenic and non-comedogenic, making it safe even for sensitive or acne-prone skin.

Lavender Essential Oil, here’s why it’s a favorite in the world of aromatherapy:

• Relieves stress and anxiety: The calming scent of lavender interacts with brain receptors to promote relaxation and reduce tension.
• Improves sleep: A lavender soak before bed can help you fall asleep faster and enjoy deeper rest.
• Nourishes skin: Lavender oil is rich in antioxidants and has antiseptic qualities that can help calm irritated skin and support healing.
• Eases headaches: Inhaling lavender’s aroma during a bath may help reduce headache intensity and frequency.

Rose Essential Oils, here’s what makes it such a gem:

• Emotional balance: The scent of rose is known to ease anxiety and lift mood. It’s often used in aromatherapy to promote emotional healing and self-love.
• Skin nourishment: Rose oil is rich in antioxidants and has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. It can help soothe irritated skin, reduce redness, and support a healthy glow.
• Hormonal harmony: Some studies suggest rose oil may help ease menstrual discomfort and support hormonal balance, making it a thoughtful addition to a self-care soak.
• Romantic ambiance: Its sensual, have a floral aroma that can enhance intimacy and relaxation.
• Stress relief: Can help lower cortisol levels and promote a sense of calm.

Avoid Direct Sunlight: Store products in a cool, dark place to prevent breakdown of active ingredients.

Room Temperature Is Best: Most cosmetics do well at room temp, but some lotions, moisturizing, and creams benefit from refrigeration.

Keep Lids Tight: Always close containers securely to prevent contamination and drying out.

Upright Position: Store bottles upright to avoid leaks and preserve consistency.

Avoid Wet Hands or Tools: Always use dry fingers or spatulas when applying. Never dip into jars or powders with damp brushes or sponges.

Seal Tightly After Use: Exposure to air and moisture can degrade formulas. Make sure lids are fully closed after each use.

Watch for Signs of Contamination: If texture changes, smells off, or separates oddly, it may be compromised. Discard anything that seems moldy or unstable.

Made by a manufacturer exempt from Florida's cosmetic manufacturing permit requirements.