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Lavender Christkindl Lotion: Soft Hands Through Busy December
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December hands work hard: wrapping gifts, hauling boxes of decorations, shoveling the driveway and washing a mountain of holiday dishes. The Lavender Christkindl Hand & Body Lotion is our love letter to the Christkindlmarkt and a little thank-you to those hands. It smooths on easily with cozy spice, a sweet snowy-evening note and soft lavender.
Where to keep a bottle
| Spot | Why |
|---|---|
| Kitchen sink | Holiday baking means a lot of handwashing |
| Guest bath | A festive touch next to the hand soap |
| Gift-wrapping station | Paper and tape are hard on hands |
| Mudroom | For after shoveling and sledding |
How to use lotion in winter
- Apply right after washing, while hands are still a little damp.
- Rub a small amount between your palms, then work it over the backs of your hands and knuckles, where winter dryness tends to show first.
- Use it on arms and legs after a warm shower.
- Wear gloves outside on cold, windy days; lotion and mittens make a good team.
The Christkindl scent
German-style Christmas markets are full of wooden stalls, twinkle lights and the warm smell of spice in cold air. Our Christkindl scent borrows that mood: cozy spice and a sweet holiday note, finished with lavender so it stays soft rather than sharp. On lotion it is gentle enough to wear to work and festive enough for a party.
Gift exchange friendly
Lotion is a safe bet for office gift exchanges, teachers and stocking stuffers: useful, festive and loved by nearly everyone. Pair it with Christkindl foaming hand soap for a matching sink set, or add bath salts and lip balm in the Gift Box Builder.
Frequently asked questions
Lotion or body butter for winter?
Lotion is lighter and quick to absorb, great for daytime hands. Body butter is thicker for evenings and very dry spots. Many people use both.
Can I wear it after the holidays?
Of course. Since Christkindl is seasonal, some people buy an extra bottle to stretch the scent into the snowy months.
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