Lotions by Laura

Not satisified with the creams and lotions you buy at the store? Wait until you try one of these! These creamy lotions are made with generous doses of "the good stuff" (skin-loving oils and emollients) not just a drop or two!

They are all thick and luxurious, some formulas are a little lighter than the others, but all of them are easily absorbed into the skin. I make and use the lotions listed below and my skin is the softest it has ever been (and I'm 44 years old)! No more dry skin for me! Try some today!

Match your beautiful scented soap with a heavenly, skin softening lotion. Just like the soaps, these lotions are available in your choice of fragrance!

These exceptional, high-quality lotions include wonderful oils and butters such as Shea Butter, Cocoa Butter, Hemp Seed Oil, Coconut Oil, Avocado Oil, and Lanolin Oil.

NOTE: If you are allergic to nuts, do not order any formulas that contain a nut oil (Shea Butter, and Sweet Almond Oil are derived from nuts). For nut allergies, it is best to try the Ultimate Luxury Lanolin Free formula. If you are allergic to wool, do not order the Ultimate Luxury Regular formula as the lanolin oil comes from sheep's wool. As with any food allergies, please read the ingredients to make sure the product will not cause you harm.

Here is a little bit of information I have gathered from my suppliers about the lesser-known oils and butters we use in our lotions:

Hemp Seed Oil is high in essential fatty acids - especially the Omegas - and is wonderful for skin care. It is said to contain the perfect ratio 3:1 of Omega 6 and Omega 3 which is considered by some to match the needs of the human body.

Shea Butter is said to provide elasticity for the skin while also protecting it from the damaging effects of the sun. This Shea Butter is extracted and refined without the use of harsh chemicals.

Avocado Oil is an ultra-rich treasure. It contains high amounts of Vitamin A, B1, B2, D, and E. Also contains amino acids, sterols, pantothenic acid, lecithin, and other essential fatty acids.

Lanolin Oil - this substance is secreted from the skin of sheep and gets trapped in the sheep's wool, giving the sheep protection from rain and moisture. It is similar to the oils we naturally secrete from our own skin. Lanolin is considered a "heavy duty" moisturizer and emollient.