cocos nucifera (coconut) oil, aqua (water), stearic acid, glycerin, butyrospermum parkii (shea) butter, euphorbia cerifera (candelilla) wax, jojoba esters, caprylic/capric triglyceride, gluconolactone, carbomer, sodium benzoate, calcium gluconate, fr
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this is highly subjective, as it depends on how much area you’re covering, how dry your skin is, and so on. but as a starting point, we recommend about a quarter-size dollop for each lower leg. feel free to customize your experience from there, depen
splash salve was developed for the body and is not recommended for use on the face.
we highly recommend that you use this product in the shower. it’s safe to use out of the shower, but the formula works best in the shower on wet skin.
like many skin and hair products used in the shower, splash salve may make the floor of your shower slippery. take special care to maintain your balance, especially if you're applying product to the bottoms of your feet. after exiting the shower, cle
like coconut oil, the texture/viscosity of this formula may change with the temperature. to harden it, place the container in the fridge.
no. but our aluminum container is environmentally friendly - it’s infinitely recyclable and very light to ship, so you can feel good about recycling that empty container and ordering a new one.
wash out the jar to remove any product residue, then toss it into your curbside recycling bin with all your aluminum/metal recyclables.
yes you can! splash salve does not count as a liquid and can be taken in carry-on bags through security.
we chose to use aluminum jars for splash salve because aluminum is very kind to the environment: no plastic, infinitely recyclable, and very light to ship, giving it a smaller carbon footprint than, say, glass. but aluminum jars are susceptible to de