Body butters and body lotions can both help maintain moisture in the skin. Body lotion is lighter and more practical for regular use. Body butter moisturizes more intensively but can feel greasy.

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Is it just me, or did winter weather arrive out of nowhere this year? Practically overnight, temperatures dropped well below freezing, and with them went any trace of moisture in my skin. My legs, ...

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This homemade whipped body butter is made with only three ingredients (plus essential oils for scent) and will be your new favorite moisturizer. Whether you are an avid DIY’er or a novice who’s ...

Photo ©Michael Piazza Photography. Used with permission from Storey Publishing. Your skin “eats”. Did you know that? It sure does! It “eats” or absorbs up to 60 percent of what you apply to it (to ...

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Body Butter vs Body Lotion: Which One Does Your Skin Really Need? If you have found yourself contemplating over the question of body butter vs. body lotion, then it is time to end the war! Take a deep ...

I’ll be candid: I’ve never said no to a body butter. I have dry skin that becomes itchy and ashy in the dead of winter, and it can be tough (if not totally impossible) to find relief from my usual ...