Terra BotanicsLotion, 1 Oz. Frosted Tube With Flip Cap With Organic Honey And Aloe Vera (Case of 300)

This Terra Botanics Lotion may not be the very best lotion available, but it is very nice considering it will probably be used as complementary with a stay. I have used terrible lotions in hotels and this is much better than those. I like that the lotion is in a tube rather than a bottle because it is much easier to get the lotion out, and the flip cap works easily. The lotion itself is a bit thin but I suppose it must be thinner to be squirted out easily. I like that it is enriched with organic honey, aloe vera, chamomile, and olive oil. My skin feels very smooth and silky after use and the scent is light but pleasant. This seems like a good value to me at under fifty cents a tube. I love keeping a tube of this in my purse.

This has an okay scent kind of floral. It's liquidy moisturizer similar to that you would get at a lower end hotel/inn/airbnb etc. I don't think it's the best quality, but there is a lot of quantity. It does have an ingredient that is highly controversial which is paraffinum liquidum... so I don't know how I personally feel about that.These travel well and if you're looking to make a goodie bag or something you could also get this.

I originally thought I would keep a few of these back for myself and donate the rest at some point in the future to a homeless shelter. Unfortunately there's no way I will put this on my body. I actually feel guilty in a way donating them but I hate to see them go to waste.I can't understand why anybody would put organic ingredients in and then fill the rest of it up with chemicals, starting with Paraffinum Liquid....which is a byproduct of crude oil. Why would anybody combine a petrochemical with organic ingredients?Next is Polyethylene Glycol Diester...a thickener (Shea Butter would be a good organic option).Then there's Monostearate Lipophile - an emulsifier (you can use soy or corn based emulsifiers)Finally - Phenoxyethanol is used as a perfume fixative; an insect repellent; an antiseptic; a solvent for cellulose acetate, dyes, inks, and resins; a preservative for pharmaceuticals, cosmetics and lubricants; an anesthetic in fish aquacultureI would tolerate some of this if they were honest about it and put the ingredients on the bottle. These are meant to be the little cheap samples that you give out for a B & B, homeless shelters, etc or something like that. So I wouldn't expect the best or most expensive ingredients. But if you're going to make a big deal about using organic ingredients, then you should use all organic ingredients in my opinion.And then there's fragrance. Which really has a bad rep in part because they actually don't tell you the ingredients (thanks to out-of-sate proprietary laws which are no longer relevant. With modern science they can reverse engineer the ingredients if you want to steal the formula.). It's well known that there are some ingredients used in fragrance that can cause cancers and other issues. Never mind the fact that many people cannot deal with these strong scents.The lotion itself is thin and watery. The scent would be too strong for those with perfume issues. I guess it will be better than nothing for the people I'm giving it to but there is no way I would ever purchase this again.

This lotion applies well, and absorbs without any greasy feel. I really like the convenient flip top. This one has a very slight floral scent to it. I'm sensitive to some fragrances and I really dislike rose and lavender scents, but thankfully this doesn't smell like either of those to me (and the scent is very light). This same company, Terra Botanics, has another set of these small lotions here on Amazon that doesn't have any scent which I also tried, and I also like that one a lot (maybe slightly more). I couldn't tell much of a difference between the two, other than this one has a slight floral scent. I could see this one being used in a spa or other luxury area, and because the scent is light and fades relatively quickly I don't think that people who lean towards masculine would mind using it either.

This case of 300 tubes of Terra Botanics lotion (1 oz size) is perfect for many uses - for guest suites, for hospitality bags, for company bathrooms, etc. The lotion is thin but creamy, and absorbs quickly with no greasy feel. The scent is light and pleasant, and not overwhelming or perfume-y. The price point is also good, at less than $1 a tube. I look forward to all of the ways I can use this product!