Lotion Stick
SKU: 50360
Your new best friend the Lotion Stick is your pocket-friendly pal that is perfect for dry areas like elbows, knees, hands and heels. Whether you’re on the go or you’re stepping out of the shower, the lotion stick is your handy hydrator, made with plant and nut butters including shea, mango, cocoa and Kokum, and scented with Cedarwood and Palmarosa essential oils.
Palmarosa & Cedarwood.
Benefits:
- 9O%+ Naturally Derived.
- Cruelty Free.
- Sulfate Free.
- Paraben Free.
- Phthalate Free.
- Silicone Free.
- Gluten Free.
- Worry Free.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Ingredients may be subject to change. The most accurate and up to date product ingredient list can also found on the product packaging.
Every day the sun beats down on everyone's bodies and mops (“hair” for the uninitiated). It’s a beautiful and powerful thing that has never been taken for granted. California Natural's always wanted to maximize outdoor hours. But with that desire, arose a need. A need to wash, to nourish, to coat, to shield and to care for the bodies everyone sends bumping and weaving through the rocks, roads, brooks, beaches, and bodies of water everyone loves to frequent.
California Naturals is a daily, lifestyle brand. The products are made in the United States from natural and simple ingredients that are printed on the front of the bottles and you can smell beneath every one of the caps. They’re the same ingredients used in ‘luxury brands’ just minus the markup.
California Natural's believe in radical accessibility and openness (and cleanliness for that matter.) ‘Prestige’ hair and body products have existed on a private, gate-kept beach for too long, for no reason. California Natural's are tearing down the signs on these stingy beaches, letting down hair, maybe losing a few articles of clothing, and going public with a roster of accessible products designed for a life spent under the sun.
