Dry Perfume - Lotion Bar - Lip Balm combo

Gently swipe your fingertip across the dry perfume to pick up a small amount of wax, then smooth it onto pulse points like wrists, inner elbows, and behind the ears.  Let it melt into warm, clean skin for a long‑lasting, intimate scent that deepens as the day unfolds.

Hold the lotion bar in your hands and let your body heat do the magic. You can rub the bar directly onto your skin, working it into those tough, dry, and cracked areas on the hands, cuticles, arms, legs, knees, elbows and feet.  If you want to use it as a facial moisturizer, apply it to your freshly washed face after it has dried. They’re so gentle that people with sensitive skin can really benefit from this.  You can use your lotion bar dry throughout the day or apply it to slightly damp skin after you get out of the shower.  Applying it to warm, damp skin may make application a bit easier.  Use it daily.

Twist up pea-sized lip balm.  Remove flakes from lips, aka. exfoliate.  Swipe once on upper/lower lips, rub together.  Reapply every ~2 hours or after eating.  Avoid licking.

Lotion bars have a 1-to-2-year shelf life.  Store your lotion bars in a cool, dry place.  Too much warmth or steam could cause the product to get soft.  If your bar is really hard in the winter months, you can run it under warm water and it will soften slightly.

Store lip balm tubes in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, heat, and moisture to prevent melting or drying out.  Keep cap tightly sealed after use.  Our lip balms have a slightly shorter shelf life because of all the natural ingredients.  Use them within 6-9 months to fully enjoy their aroma and healing benefits.

Keep the dry perfume in a dry place away from direct sunlight and heat, to preserve its texture and aroma.  Use within the year.

Always essential oils, never fragrance oils!

We only use essential oils in our products.  We never use the 60%-95% cheaper chemical fragrance oils you will find in a lot of products at other stores.

Origin
Essential oils come from plant parts like flowers, leaves, or bark via steam distillation or cold pressing, capturing the plant's natural essence.  Fragrance oils, however, are lab-created using synthetic chemicals, to replicate scents.​

Uses and Benefits
Essential oils suit aromatherapy due to therapeutic properties, like easing headaches with peppermint.  Fragrance oils excel in candles, and soaps for their strong, consistent throw and longevity under heat.  Although fragrance oils should not be used in skin care, a lot of (online) vendors do.

Eco-Wise Packaging, Every Time!

• The dry perfume comes in a reusable floral round tin (20ml).  When empty, give your tin a new life.  It can be easily used for storing pills, beads, candy, jewelry, etc.
• The lotion bar comes in a round tin with a screw on clear view window top lid. When empty, give your tin a new life. Store candies, pills, beads, screws, buttons, coins, herbs, candles, small gifts, or home and office supplies in it.

• Our lip balm comes in an eco-friendly bamboo tube.   When empty, give your tube a new life; they are too nice not to reuse them.  Sample uses are: emergency aid or sewing kit, storage for matches-dollar bills-toothpicks.  You can find some suggestions here: Upcycling old lipstick tubes (instructables)

Interested in learning more?  Read our blog article(s) here:

• Dry perfume: Fleur d'Âme, the essence of the soul (March 6th 2025)
• Lotion bar: No more cracked skin thanks to lotion bars! (Nov 2, 2023)