The lotion is in the form of a thick opaque white cream that spreads and absorbs easily for a cream-based lotion rich in oils and bees wax. The formula does contain glycerin, so it helps retain moisture better than oils alone.
I have sensitive skin patch on my wrist from a nickel watch band used long ago. Although I no longer wear a watch, the sensitivity is still with me, and the skin gets itchy and flaky in that spot from time to time, especially in the winter. I used this lotion and after the first application, the itch was relieved. After two days / two applications, the itch is still gone, and the skin patch is healing well.
For me, this is working better than steroid creams with none of the side effects.
One pump dispenses a recommended dose with 5000 IU of Vitamin D3, but it's a large quantity and will be too much to treat smaller skin areas. I used 1/2 a pump and had more than enough with a smaller total amounts of the active vitamins. Since this is a skin cream, and not an internally consumed vitamin supplement, I use only enough of the lotion to cover my dry skin patches.
Also purported to help fade skin bruises and help heal wounds faster.
The scent is that of peppermint and tea tree oil -- what I would term a fresh medicinal scent.
The tube was wrapped in shrink wrap which is good to help identify tampering and preventing leaks, but it is hard to remove without using a knife.
The hard plastic tube itself is not marked with resin content or a recycling symbol.
The ingredients are clearly and completely listed on the tube and in a product image, but may not be easily searchable. As such, we encourage the vendor to list all of the ingredients in a searchable list form so that those with ingredient sensitivities can easily find them and make an informed purchase decision.
Cruelty free. Made in the USA, although ingredient sourcing is not disclosed.
Reasonably priced at about $19 at the time of our review.