Lavender Body Lotion - Hydrates with Coconut & Olive Oil, Plant-Based, Non-Greasy, Sensitive Skin, All Day Use

Didn't come green, was hoping to work on hyperpigmatation on skin on arms.

Love how this smells

This 360Feel Premium Lavender Patchouli Lotion in Jar was available to me in my Vine selection. 360Feel is a Premium Amazon Exclusive brand. Not that it’s significant, but I thought the “jar” was cheap looking for a “premium” lotion. The lotion is handmade in small batches in the USA. That and its quality plant-based ingredients make this lotion pricey. (However, I’m not sure why this variety costs so much more than most of the others on this page; it’s currently over $25 for 4 ounces.) I really like its scent, but it may be too strong for some people, especially those with sensitivities. The lotion is somewhat thin and absorbs nicely into skin. Both lavender and patchouli fragrances are thought to promote relaxation, so this would be a good lotion to apply just before going to bed.

This arrived in a tub and was not safety sealed. The container and label design are typical of a handmade product, but I can't tolerate the scent. The lavender and pachouli don't mesh well, and end up coming off like dollar store air freshener. The ingredients don't mention fragrance or any essential oils, so I'm at a loss for where the scent comes from.The lotion itself isn't horrible. It works well to moisturize. If it weren't for the scent and the incomplete labeling information, this might be a five-star product. You might like the scent, but for me it's a major deterrent. By incomplete labeling information, I mean the obviously flawed ingredient list - there is at least one thing that isn't accounted for in the ingredients (fragrance, parfum or some sort of essential oils), and that makes me leery of what else might be left off of the label.

This lavender patchouli scent is really intense and smells wonderful with floral and slightly sweet notes. Nevertheless, the lotion is very liquidy. I expected this to be more body butter like (meaning thick). It moisturizes well and absorbs quickly and leaves my skin feeling silky. The current price of $25.20 for 4 ounces is also insane. I took off one star for the insane price and one star for the thin texture. If this lotion were a bit thicker and cheaper, I would have rated this 5 stars.

If you like the lavender patchouli fragrance of this cream, you’re in luck. It’s very strongly scented, and the scent lingers all day. I do like it, fortunately. I don’t know what they use for fragrance because for some reason it’s not included in the list of ingredients, but overall the ingredients are fairly benign and the label indicates it’s made in the USA, vegan, and not tested on animals. The texture is on the thin side; I would describe it as midway between a lotion and a cream. It goes on very nicely and absorbs well.Interestingly, the manufacturer’s Facebook page indicates that it is a premium, Amazon exclusive brand, but when I googled the brand, several items were offered at Walmart, so I’m not sure what to make of the Amazon exclusive claim. I wouldn’t consider that a drawback or an advantage, just a curiosity.

There is very little scent to 360 handmade lotion. And, what little there is does not smell like lavander. The cream melts right away and leaves a sheen on your skin. The main vegan ingredients are coconut oil, sunflower oil, virgin olive oil and emulsifying wax. This product was made in the U.S. A.

This lotion is great, it feels light on the skin, leaves it feeling hydrated without any of that stickiness. I got the lavender one and the scent is very light yet comforting at the same time. However, I don't particularly like the jar that it comes with very much because the jar feels rather cheap. While the wide mouth jar makes it easy to scoop up the lotion and allows for me to use every bits of it, I'd prefer a pump bottle so I wouldn't have to contaminate lotion when I use it. Since the lotion is rather light, I'd have to use more it than thicker lotion so the jar won't last very long, which makes seem a bit pricey for the amount I get.