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Lavender Vanilla Body Butter: Our Most Comforting Scent, Year-Round
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Seasonal scents come and go, but our Lavender Vanilla Body Butter is a favorite in every season. It pairs soft lavender with creamy vanilla in a rich 7.5 oz butter for dry hands, elbows and heels. Warm, sweet and cozy, it is the closest thing we make to a hug in a jar.
A scent for every season
Vanilla adds warmth, lavender adds freshness, and the pairing never feels out of place. It is cozy in January, gentle in July and easy to wear under a perfume or on its own. If you are not sure which body butter to try first, this is the safe bet.
The after-shower routine
- Pat, do not rub. Leave skin a little damp after the shower.
- Scoop small. A fingertip of butter covers more than you think.
- Warm and press. Rub it between your palms, then press it into elbows, heels and hands.
- Give it time. A few minutes before dressing lets it sink in.
Butter through the year
| Season | Ways to use it |
|---|---|
| Winter | Every evening on hands and heels when indoor air is driest |
| Spring | On knuckles and cuticles after garden cleanup |
| Summer | A light layer on elbows and feet after sandal season |
| Fall | Back to nightly use as the weather cools |
In warm months, store the jar away from sunny windows; butters soften in heat and firm up again when cool.
Layer the scent
Lavender Vanilla is one of our widest scent families, with bath bombs, bath salts, lotion, lip balm, perfume body spray, shampoo and body wash and more. Using a few together keeps one consistent scent instead of several competing ones.
Gifting
It is a perfect gift for moms, grandmas and best friends, and an easy pick when you do not know someone's favorite scent. Build a box in the Gift Box Builder or browse lavender gifts.
Frequently asked questions
Is Lavender Vanilla seasonal?
No. It is a year-round favorite. See the product page for current availability.
What other body butters are there?
See the all-scents listing below for every body butter scent.
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