Lotion Bars are here!

Recently, I took a trip to Las Vegas with my mom to attend the Glass Craft and Bead Expo. While the whole show was a sensory overload of good stuff for any creative person, one gentleman was offering solid lotion bars and we quickly fell in love. I had never heard of them before but after trying one, I was hooked. Once home, I set out to find a recipe and that I love and here it is!!!

If you haven't tried a lotion bar, you are missing out. A solid bar that warms in your palm as you hold it to apply just the right amount of lotion and fragrance with no goopy mess. Then you can pop it back in it's tin and take it anywhere. Great for your nightstand, your desk, even your purse. They also make fantastic birthday, wedding, and baby shower gifts! Perfect for all those hands, knees, heels and other places that need moisturizing.

My lotion bars are made with all natural ingredients including shea butter, coconut oil, sweet almond oil, vitamin E, beeswax and various essential oils. Many of the ingredients and packaging support growers and businesses in Oregon and Washington. Each bar is 1 oz. and comes in a reusable metal tin.

Relax and indulge your senses with the scent of lavender with the My Time bar, revitalize with orange eucalyptus for an Afternoon Pick Me Up, or treat your feet with our Peppermint Foot Fetish. Also for a limited time, we have our spring flavors... Cucumber Melon Splash and Spring Lime and Mint.

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