Tropical Traditions Moisturizing Lotion Review/Giveaway U.S. & Canada Only!

  



I've had the amazing chance to work with Tropical Traditions again. They are a great company! Tropical Traditions sale organic and natural products, from house hold to skin care and more. This time around I reviewed Tropical Traditions Moisturizing Baby Silk Lotion. What I love about this lotion is that it has No Alcohols, No Petroleum, and No Artificial Fragrance. This gives it 2 thumbs up on my blog.  Tropical Traditions Baby Silk Lotion is safe to use on me and my families. This lotion is great for people with sensitive and dry skin also. It's 100% Pure! Baby Silk Lotion went on great, but did take a little bit to dry. I guess it takes a little to dry because it has no alcohol in it. I have tried this lotion on my face and body. I like applying it after I shave my legs because it gives me a silky, smooth feel to my legs and keep them moisturize. However, Mr. Wrong didn't like the smell. But that’s not a big deal because Tropical Traditions carries a few different scents of lotions. I on the other hand had no problem with the smell. I have used this lotion on my girls several times. I like to use it on them when they get out of the shower. I have a piece of mind knowing that I am not putting any toxic or chemicals on my sweet little girls. The Baby Silk Lotion is thick. It goes on smooth and doesn’t leave skin oily. It absorbs into skin and leaves your skin smelling and feeling fresh and clean.

Baby SilkMoisturizing Lotion

Ingredients:
purified water, organic virgin coconut oil, organic jojoba, emulsifying wax (plant based, no soy), grapefruit seed extract, organic virgin palm oil, and organic essential oils of lavender, ylang ylang, geranium, roman chamomile, and rose

About Tropical Traditions

From their site

The founders of Tropical Traditions are Brian and Marianita Shilhavy.

Brian W. Shilhavy, BA, MA
Brian earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Bible/Greek from Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, and his Master of Arts degree in linguistics from Northeastern Illinois University in Chicago. He is currently the CEO of Tropical Traditions, Inc., and the Editor of Health Impact News.

Marianita Jader Shilhavy, BS, CND (Certified Nutritionist/Dietician in the Philippines) earned her bachelor of science degree in nutrition in Manila. Understanding the nutrition of Filipino foods, Marianita worked for over eight years as a hospital dietician and nutritional counselor in the Philippines.

In 1998 Brian  and Marianita returned to the Philippines with their three children and renovated Marianita's old family farmhouse. By this time the coconut industry was severely depressed due to the negative U.S. campaigns against tropical oils in the 1980s and 1990s. Coconut farmers could no longer support their families on the income generated from harvesting coconuts.

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Disclaimer: This post consists of my opinions ONLY. No compensation was given for this review/giveaway. I did receive a free product from the sponsor to use and test for the purposes of this review. Your experiences may be different.