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For the last 4 or 5 years I have been on a mission to eliminate plastic from our home. I now use shampoo and conditioner bars, dishwasher tablets, foaming hand soap tablets, dish soap refills in cartons, toilet bombs, multi-purpose cleaner tablets and white vinegar for cleaning, and a tablet for body soap. Most recently, I filled up a quart canning jar with moisture lotion at a refill store in Maine (the refill store in my area closed). So, I am very interested in trying your hand lotion product.
It sounds good. I have numerous containers of body lotion around that I rarely use, so I’m not really in the market for it, but maybe I should empty them and recycle their plastic containers so I can get rid of more plastic in my life. I love the way you find a problem and go after it to make a great product.
I have been searching for a good plastic-free lotion for quite a while now. After getting rid of plastic in my kitchen (thanks, etee!) and my laundry, skin care is my next hurdle. I will try your lotion as soon as it’s available!
I need this now.
It’s really interesting, everything you say about it steers me to trying the lotion… my hold back would be needing to buy the dispenser for before trying. If I don’t like it then I’d be stuck with the dispenser.
Yes I would switch. And love the idea of it coming in a food wrap.
Will you have an unscented Version? As I am allergic to fragrances that is an deciding factor for me. But love the concept.
Love the concept. Do you add sterile, spring or tap water?
I would be willing to give your lotion a try…
I find scent is something that can make or break a product for me….prefer something ‘delicate’ and not all-pervasive (ie. a ‘lingering, clinging perfume).
I love the reusable packaging, I don’t have a problem boiling a kettle, using a frother/whisk to mix up a product that ‘works’…
Love the idea and would try it except I don’t have a hand blender, and buying another electronic device would reduce the positive impact of using less plastic. If I could mix by hand, I’d be more likely to switch.