Firsthand Supply Revive Body Lotion
Firsthand Supply
$42.00
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The Firsthand Supply Revive Body Lotion feels like a quiet luxury for daily care—light, fast absorbing, plant powered. Hyaluronic acid and niacinamide hydrate without heaviness, while shea butter and safflower seed oil soften and seal in moisture. Chamomile adds calm, and ho wood, lavender, and vetiver lend a complex, natural aroma that lingers without overpowering. The refillable packaging uses 100 percent recycled plastic with a mixed-material pump and an FSC-certified paper box.
This lotion meets dry skin with everyday ease, absorbing quickly and leaving a non-greasy, nourished feel. It layers seamlessly under sunscreen or fragrance, while strengthening the skin’s barrier and boosting natural moisture retention over time. The formula spreads evenly for all-over use on arms, legs, and elbows, making it a reliable companion from morning routines to night-time wind-down.
Firsthand Supply blends plant-based care with a sustainable mindset, from refillable packaging to recycled materials. Revive Body Lotion matches that clean, modern credo with a sophisticated scent profile and everyday versatility, a steer toward mindful routines that still feel polished and grown-up.
Materials / Fabrication
- Fast-absorbing plant-based body lotion
- Key actives: hyaluronic acid and niacinamide
- Emollients: shea butter and safflower seed oil
- Soothing extract: chamomile
- Fragrance: ho wood, lavender and vetiver essential oils
- Refillable packaging: bottle made from 100 percent recycled plastic with a mixed-material pump
- Boxing: FSC-certified paper box
- Intended use: daily all-over hydration for dry or thirsty skin
Recommended Care
- Apply to clean skin and massage until fully absorbed
- Patch test before first use if you have sensitive skin
- Avoid contact with eyes; rinse thoroughly if contact occurs
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
- In case of irritation, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional
- Recycle packaging where facilities exist; separate plastic bottle, pump, and box as directed by local programs
