My all natural unscented Winter Itch Eczema Butter provides gloriously oily, waxy moisture for severely dry skin and winter eczema. No essential oils or fragrances means its safe for the chemically sensitive.
The moisturizing oils safflower, palm and beeswax help maintain the skin’s natural moisture barrier.
It’s available in 4oz and 8oz jars.
Winter itch
Have you ever suffered from dry, itchy, scaly skin in the dead of winter?
It’s called winter eczema and it occurs when cold, dry winter conditions dehydrate the skin, but it can also occur at any time of the year.
My motto is “Only What’s Needed” – that means no colorants, GMOs chemicals or dangerous parabens. My products great for those who are chemically sensitive.
- Hypoallergenic
- Vegan body butter
- No Parabens
- Formaldehyde Free
- No Synthetics or Colorants
- Gluten Free
- GMO Free
- Food Grade Ingredients
- BPA Free Containers
Body Butter vs Lotion
They key difference a skin lotion and a body butter is that a butter is made mostly from oils and contains no water.
A skin lotion is a mixture of water, wax, and oils.
A skin lotion is lighter and “waxier” than a body butter which is which is a soft solid.
A butter has more of an “oily” feel which is what you want to treat severely dry skin. It takes a little longer to work and absorb into the skin than a lotion but the moisturizing benefits are worth th extra work.
My Flaky Skin Goat Milk Eczema Lotion is designed for daily use and skin maintenance. My Winter Itch Eczema Body Butter benefits people with severely dry skin treatment. This could be dry cracked hands, dry patches and cracks behind the elbows and knees.
Suggested Use
Winter Itch Eczema Butter is best for dry skin and eczema. Our body butter has a slightly more “oily” feel than a traditional moisturizing lotion, which is what you want.
Our butter can be applied to dry skin, but we also suggest you try it after a shower or bath.
Get some body butter between your hands and rub it in your palms to warm up the oils.
Try patting down with a towel after a shower and apply the body butter liberally. Rub and work into the skin thoroughly. Allow a 5 minutes for absorption. An oil based body butter takes a little more time than a skin lotion to work into the skin. But the added moisturizing qualities are worth it.
The eczema butter traps the moisture and helps maintain the skin’s natural barrier.
It’s also a good idea to not take long or hot showers. Hot water and bar soap detergents strip the skin’s oil and waxes.
Our butters also make a wonderful massage oil substitute. They soften upon contact with the natural heat of the hands and body.
Ingredients
- Safflower Oil
- Palm Oil
- Beeswax
Characteristics
- Viscosity: Medium
- Appearance: White to Off-White
- Odor: Neutral
- Food Grade
- Made in Texas
Storage
For maximum shelf life keep in cool environment preferably below 75 degrees Fahrenheit and store away from light. Do not refrigerate.
Warnings
A small number of people are allergic to safflower, beeswax or palm oil. Discontinue use if the skin turns red and irritated after application. Apply to a small patch of skin to test tolerance.
Hannah –
I have extremely dry skin on my body and eczema on my hands. The butter does not irritate my skin at all and soaks in the moisture. Keeps my skin soft without the feeling of too much oil. Will buy again once I finish mine.
Ruth –
Hi I bought some for my son. And he loves it. Soothes his skin and we got no scent which he likes. It’s not slick or oily. Would recommend. And will buy again.