IT'S OFFICIAL

🚨 Checked Against USA & EU Safety 🚨 The cocoa butter lotion millions of Americans swear by is barely made with cocoa butter at all. On Palmer's own label, the actual cocoa butter doesn't show up until ninth — behind water, petroleum jelly, propylene glycol, and mineral oil. There's more petroleum in the jar than the ingredient on the front. Here's why it still looks and smells the part: most of it is water and petroleum jelly whipped into a cheap cream, then dressed up to pass as cocoa butter — dyed brown with Yellow 5 and Orange 4, the same synthetic colors used in cheap candy, and perfumed with synthetic fragrance to fake that chocolate smell. The real cocoa butter is a splash near the bottom of the batch, just enough to earn the words on the jar. The problem is what you're actually rubbing in: a jar of mostly petroleum, synthetic dye, and fragrance — smoothed over your skin, and often a pregnant belly, in the belief that it's pure, natural cocoa butter. The fix is simple: real, single-ingredient cocoa butter does the whole job with nothing to disguise. Scanned with the Pura App