Great natural scent! This butter melts easily with jojoba oil to make a fine body butter that spreads easily. It blends well with essential oils that smell great like vanilla and essence of orange. It's fun to be creative with this butter when making all sorts of natural beauty concoctions, plus the butter block lasts such a long time! A lovely butter to have on hand that's gentle on the skin!

I typically use shea butter, but was intrigued by the prospect of using lemon butter. I am overall pleased with this, using a small dab on my skin and rubbing it in. I use it alone and it rubs into my skin easily. I feel like it does a great job moisturizing and it smells pleasant. The lemon butter is malleable and comes sealed in a plastic vacuum sealed bag. Once open, you will need to transfer to a container. I don't make my own formulations so I have not mixed this with anything, but when looking for something that is simple without added chemicals that can help soften and smooth my dry skin, this is a good option to look into. I don't really have a preference with this versus the shea butter I usually use.

I've never tried Lemon Butter before, I and Thought this looked so interesting. You can use it on its own, I like it on elbows, hands, all those extra dry areas. You could also blend this to make a body butter as well, would be heavenly.

Hi, it’s Glamorous Gem, hope you all are having a wonderful day,Anyway, I haven’t really tried anything raw like this unless it was bees wax or shea butter. I didn’t even know there was a lemon butter. First off, it’s all natural with additives. Everything is derived from the Lemon Seed and this is the fat.It smells very heavenly, very organic and fragrant without it smelling synthetic. It smells, looks, and feels very authentic. I didn’t really know what to do with this stuff, but it can be used in many different way. It can be on hair, lips, face, body, either way it’s meant to be a DIY moisturizer.By itself, it’s like most ‘butters’ it’s oily naturally. Only if it’s below or above a certain temp can it solidify or melt. This type has a pretty smooth texture, barely grainy. It’s mostly soft and it isn’t super thick feeling. When rubbed in, it’s oily. But, a little does go a long ways, so you only need a bit. Instead of raw, you can mix it with your favorite moisturizer or creams for easier application.It feels great on the skin, not too overwhelming. Very gentle and non-irritating as well as long lasting moisture.Or, just use a layer for fragrance. You can dab this underneath armpits, wrists, neck, etc and it can give you a nice natural scenting as well. To each its own. Now that I have it, I’m obsessed. It’s very simple, yet has tons of uses. Plus, the amount they give you can last a LONG time. I may not need this for a while and it makes sense that its expiration is quite far off. It can be stored or used immediately, which is super handy as well.Though, be sure to have a jars for storage reasons, because it just comes in regular plastic. Otherwise, I like it and am sure to use it until it’s gone. Then, order more☺️☺️ 5/5PS: No matter the nature, I only write honest, unbiased, and authentic reviews. Thanks for reading 📖☺️

This lemon butter moisturizes well. I like the scent too. It can be used on its own or mixed in with other soaps, etc.

Item: "ETHERVA Lemon Butter | Semi-Refined | Natural Citrus Fragrance | Yellow Color | Soft | Small Batch Rural Coop | Pure | Lotions Creams | DIY Moisturizer for Skin, Body and Hair | 17.63 oz. / 1.10 lbs."~I got this hoping to use it by itself, but at least for me, it's better - and pretty much necessary - to melt it down and mix it with some almond oil and beeswax (I'll write the amounts later; I didn't come up with it).By itself, the texture has a barely-perceptible grittiness. Probably most people wouldn't notice and would consider it to be completely smooth - I'm autistic and that sort of texture is one that I'm particularly sensitive to. It does eventually fade if I put it on my lips, and then it just feels smooth, but I don't really want to feel it in the first place. On my hands, it feels like slightly greasy wax, as if I used lip balm in place of lotion. It's not particularly comfortable, but again that's probably my sensory sensitivities.When I combined it with almond oil and beeswax, it ended up too greasy to use as lotion, but then I tried it on my lips, and... 😋🥰 It's an absolutely perfect texture, and it lasts a while, too. So that's going to be one of my favorite lip balms now, I think. <3It has a light lemon scent on its own, which becomes fainter when combined, so the next time I do that I'll probably add a few drops of essential oil - maybe lemon or maybe something else, since it's faint enough that it should be easily masked by something stronger.Amounts of each thing to mix together:* 2 tablespoons of lemon butter* 1.5 tablespoons of almond oil* 1 slightly-underfilled tablespoon of beeswax pelletsAnd then I melted it in a wax melter pot until everything was fully liquid, stirred it around a bit, and then let it sit for a while to re-solidify. The next time I do it, I'll probably do half or even a quarter of the amount, because I ended up with way too much to fit in the container I ended up using. And I'll probably also try adding another scent to it - the directions I followed said to use 5 drops. Regardless, it should last a really, really long time given the way I'm using it. I'll almost definitely hit the expiration date with a lot left.It came in a box sealed up in plastic, and inside that it was in a sealed plastic pouch, inside a vacuum-sealed bag, inside another vacuum-sealed bag. I'm not sure why it needed to be doubly vacuum-sealed, or why the outer wrapper around the box was necessary at all.The one I got in July 2023 has a manufactured date of March 25, 2023 and an expiration date of March 25, 2025.

The ETHERVA Lemon Butter 1.1 lb. is a very nice moisturizer. Use sparingly a little bit goes a long way. It feels great, lasts all day, has a nice, has light lemony scent that dissipates, and is invisible on your skin.It’s soft and melts easily at body temp. I took it out of the triple-wrapped plastic block it came in a put it into a wide mouth jar for ease of use and not making a mess.

This is interesting stuff! I wasn't really sure what to expect but I actually like it quite a lot. The smell is unreal. So yummy and delicious! Like fresh lemons just sliced. It's an interesting formula. I'm not entirely sure what I'm going to do with it just yet. It works nicely on my cuticles and feet to make them extra soft and supple. I don't think I like it as a moisturizer by itself. It's a bit too greasy for me to want to leave on my arms or legs. But mixed in to a lotion with no scent and it's pretty much perfection. What a cool product! Would definitely buy again.

I've had cocoa butter before, but lemon butter is new to me. It's quite wonderful. You can rub some directly on your skin, or add it to all kinds of body products. And I love the light lemon scent. Product is a sort of semi-solid consistency, so easy to use.

This is a very nice butter with a citrus fragrance that’s not overpowering. It’s hydrating and very moisturizing but not greasy! You will need a container to store the butter. We whipped ours and it came out like whipped cream, nice and fluffy! We also put some in reusable chapstick containers before whipping and that’s been amazing.