Earthley Whipped Body Butter, Chocolate Rose / 4 OZ

Whipped chocolate rose body butter that feels light going on and nourishes skin.

Somebody took butter and whipped it. Not for a dessert. For your elbows. The whipping makes the texture airy and easy to spread, so a little goes a long way. (It also means you can't pretend it's a brick of something you'll eat later. Learned that one the hard way.)

What you'll notice

• A light, whipped texture that glides on without a greasy feel
• A warm chocolate and rose scent that smells like a very fancy dessert cart, minus the dessert
• Rich moisture that helps skin feel soft, smooth, and comfortable
• A 4 oz jar that fits in a bag, a car cupholder, or a drawer you forget about until winter

Massage a small amount into clean skin after your shower, or whenever your skin is asking for a little extra attention. Your hands will be warm enough by the time you're done that you'll forget you're holding a jar of something that used to be cream.

Built for daily routines

Body butters work best as part of a regular routine, not a one-time event. Use it after bathing, before bed, or whenever dry winter air and hot showers start to take a toll. Consistent use helps keep skin feeling nourished and supple, which is about as exciting as moisturizer gets, and that's kind of the point.

The formula is meant to nourish skin and help it feel hydrated, supporting the skin's natural softness from day to day. It is a topical body product, so it is designed for the outside of your body only. Keep it away from your eyes, and if something irritates your skin, stop using it and rinse it off.

A note on the name

Chocolate rose sounds like a dare. It is not. It is a soft, warm, slightly romantic scent that works just as well on a Tuesday as it does on a holiday. If you were hoping for a fragrance that announces itself from across the room, this one is more of a quiet hallway thing. People will lean in to find out what you're wearing. That is a good way to be noticed, I think.

Pick up a jar for yourself, or for someone who has been complaining about their hands since October. They will not know what a whipped body butter is, and you will get to explain it to them, and that is a reasonable way to spend a Tuesday.