Le Petit BARE-fly Vanilla Lavender Hand and Body Lotion 1 oz.

Le Petit BARE-fly Vanilla Lavender Hand and Body Lotion 1 oz. Also available in BARE 8 oz, BARE 4 oz. and BARE-Fly 2 oz. sizes. Introducing our new thicker paraben free lotion formula. Extra thick and rich Shea & Aloe lotion. Fortified with Aloe, Shea Butter & Natural Oils. It is creamier and more longer lasting than our previous lotion and provides exquisite coverage for those desiring a more serious moisture. Silky-smooth, paraben free lotion that quickly melts into skin to restore softness and hydration. Perfect for normal and dry skin to soothe for all-over skin care; moisturize,soften,nourish,and replenish. Also high in glycerin, this lotion absorbs in quickly while providing long lasting moisture. Skin Benefits: Make a difference in your skin’s appearance, texture and tone by revitalizing and nourishing skin all over your body with our premium lotion. Benefits of Pure Natural Vanilla in Skin Care: Vanilla has a wonderfully natural Vanilla aroma that most find extremely appealing. The aroma of vanilla eases stress, induces feelings of comfort. Vanilla has remarkable curative properties. Vanilla is known to soothe as well as promote new healthy skin growth. Vanilla is also rich in Vitamins containing 100% Organic Brown Sugar. Brown Sugar contains natural AHAs which help to even skin tone and allow for a gentle exfoliation. The synergy of the oils and brown sugar produces natural fatty acids which help lock in moisture, firm the skin surface and diminish the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. The Lavender Plant The lavender flower is the symbol of Provence. It’s native to southern France and the Canary Islands. It’s a member of the mint family (Lamiaceae), with its silvery foliage and tall purple flowers, this herb is an attractive addition to any perennial bed. It’s characteristic scent is stored in oil glands embedded among its flowers, leaves and stems, and the result is a plant that has served people functionally, therapeutically, as well as aesthetically. Lavender blooms year after year, each flower stem has to be harvested just when the flowers start to open up. At this point the essential oils are at their peak. Originally from the Latin word "lavare" that means "to wash," ancient cultures had many uses for this fragrant plant Lavender has been used throughout History Throughout history, lavender oil, and lavender skin care have been prized for thier impressive healing properties. It was used by the ancient Romans for its healing and antiseptic properties, the name itself comes from the Latin "lavare" which means - to wash. It is strong cleansing and germicidal effects make it valuable in the treatment of skin disorders and injuries. The lavender plant has a long-standing history as a folk medicine, for centuries it has been used for it benefits in cosmetic, medicinal and decorative uses - * It was used on the battle fields of World Wars I and II to prevent infection and relieve pain when other medical supplies were scarce. * During epidemics, the Persians, Greeks, and Romans burned the aromatic lavender branches to protect themselves from "bad emanations" in the sick rooms. * At the beginning of the century, in France, lavandières (washerwomen) used it in the washtub. They placed lavender in the laundry baskets to perfume their linens. * In Provence, in the classrooms, when pupils were nervous and disruptive, the teachers crushed lavender seeds to calm the students Isopropyl Myristate, Cetearyl Alcohol, Ceteareth 20, Caprylic/Capric Glycerides, Dimethicone, Stearyl Alcohol, Soybean Oil, Shea Butter, Sunflower Oil, Hydrolyzed Silk, Aloe Barbadensis, Fragrance, Disodium EDTA, Diazolidinyl Urea, Benzophenone 4, Iodopropynyl Butylcarbamate.