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Lake Huron Body Butter: Cedarwood and Lavender, North Woods Style
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Our Lavender Lake Huron Body Butter is woodsy and warm, like a cabin on the Huron shore with a fire going. It pairs soft lavender with grounding cedarwood in a rich, creamy butter for dry hands, elbows and heels, and it is part of our five-scent Great Lakes collection.
What cedarwood brings
Cedarwood smells dry, warm and a little like a freshly opened hope chest. Next to lavender, it pulls the blend toward the north woods, so the floral side reads as herbal rather than sweet. If someone in your house says they do not like lavender, this is the jar to hand them.
For the guys who say they do not use lotion
They usually do, once it smells like a cabin. Rough knuckles from shoveling, splitting wood or working on the truck are exactly what a rich butter is for. A few tips that make it an easy habit:
- Keep it where the hands get washed: by the bathroom sink or the shop sink.
- Use it at night: a small scoop worked into hands before bed has all night to sink in.
- Start small: a fingertip amount is enough for both hands. More just feels slippery.
- Do not skip the heels: winter boots are hard on feet too.
How to apply it
After a warm shower, pat dry and leave your skin a little damp. Warm a small amount between your palms and massage it into the dry spots. Give it a few minutes before pulling on gloves or socks. Keep the lid tight and the jar out of direct sun; body butter softens in warm rooms and firms up in cool ones, which is normal.
Gifting the north woods
Lake Huron is a cozy pick for hunters, campers, cabin owners and anyone who would rather be up north. Pair it with the Lake Huron essential oil or lip balm for a cedarwood set, and put it together in the Gift Box Builder.
Frequently asked questions
Is it a men's product?
It is for anyone who likes woodsy scents. It just happens to be popular with men who usually skip floral products.
How strong is the cedarwood?
It is warm and noticeable without being smoky. Lavender softens it into a balanced, cozy scent.
What are the other Great Lakes scents?
Erie pairs lavender with spearmint, Michigan with eucalyptus, Ontario with frankincense and Superior with pine.
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