Kids' Moisturizer Ritual Starter

The moisturizer trio the whole family can share, sized for trial. One for daily moisture, one for the patches that need repair, one for sealing it all in.

Whether skin is dealing with daily dryness, eczema flares, chapped lips, or weather-worn cheeks, you have the right level of moisture on hand for everyone in the house.

Especially for:

• Anyone who wants their moisturizer to meet whatever their skin needs, with lighter and richer options ready to go
• Parents of kids with sensitive, reactive, or eczema-prone skin who've already been burned by other "gentle" brands their kid reacted to
• Families looking for formulas that everyone in the house can use
• Parents who want "clean"-er products and love both vaccines and the occasional herbal remedy
• Sustainable-ish parents who want to do their part but don't have bandwidth for perfection

The trio:

Everywhere Lotion. Daily moisture for face and body. The maintenance-mode lotion for everyday use, light enough not to weigh skin down but rich enough to nourish.

All Purpose Wonder Balm. The concentrated repair balm for spots that need more: dry patches, eczema flares, chapped cheeks.

Buzzeline. Petroleum-free barrier protection. The Vaseline alternative that does what petroleum jelly can't, forming a protective barrier AND delivering emollient moisture in one.

All mini sizes: try the full Bright Body moisturizer system before committing to full sizes.

• Everywhere Lotion (mini)
• All Purpose Wonder Balm (mini)
• Buzzeline (mini)

Daily moisture, with the Everywhere Lotion: Apply to damp skin right after bath time for best absorption. Reapply during the day on dry seasons, after handwashing, or anytime skin starts to feel tight. Safe for face and body, baby through adult.

For dry patches and rough spots, with the Wonder Balm: Apply a small amount directly to the affected area, focusing on cheeks, elbows, knees, or any rough or red patches. Use as often as needed, including over Everywhere Lotion if the spot needs more attention.

For chapped lips, wind-burn, and barrier protection, with Buzzeline: Apply a thin layer to lips, wind-exposed cheeks, or anywhere skin needs to be protected from cold air, dry weather, or friction. Reapply as needed throughout the day.

For moderate to severe dryness, layer Wonder Balm and Buzzeline: Apply Wonder Balm first to deliver the repair actives. Layer Buzzeline on top to seal them in and add the moisturizing barrier. The two work better together than either alone for the toughest patches.

We believe in total transparency. Below is a complete list of each and every ingredient in our formulas in their true order of concentration. To learn more about our ingredient standards, click here.

Everywhere Lotion: water, aloe barbadensis (aloe vera) juice*, butyrospermum parkii (shea) butter*, alkyl benzoate, vegetable glycerin*, simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) oil*, glyceryl stearate, gluconodeltalactone, hydrolyzed quinoa, xanthan gum, distearoylethyl dimonium chloride, citric acid, sodium benzoate, cetearyl alcohol.
*certified organic

All Purpose Wonder Balm: butyrospermum parkii (shea) butter*, simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) esters, prunus armeniaca (apricot kernel) oil*, helianthus annuus (sunflower) seed oil*, vegetable glycerin*, hydrolyzed quinoa, matricaria recutita (chamomile) flower*.
*certified organic

Buzzeline: helianthus annuus (sunflower) seed oil*, cera alba (beeswax)*, simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) seed oil*, simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) esters, cetearyl alcohol.
*certified organic

Scented versions of the Everywhere Lotion use 0.75% essential oils.

This is the most up-to-date ingredient list and may differ from product packaging.

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💕 Minis are risk-free (refund, no return required)
💗 Full sizes are refundable (refund or 110% store credit)

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