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Steps to Use Body LotionCleanse Your Skin: Start with clean skin. You can apply body lotion right after a shower or bath, as your pores will be open, making it easier for the skin to absorb the lotion.Pat Dry: After your shower or bath, gently pat your skin dry with a towel. Leave it slightly damp to help lock in moisture.Take Some Lotion: Dispense a small amount of body lotion onto your palm. You can always add more as needed.Warm It Up: Rub the lotion between your hands to warm it up for easier application.Apply in Sections: Instead of trying to moisturise your whole body at once, focus on one area at a time. Use circular motions to massage the lotion into your skin.Use Enough, but Not Too Much: You want to use enough lotion to cover your skin lightly and evenly. Using too much can leave your skin feeling greasy, while using too little may not provide enough moisturisation.Pay Attention to Dry Areas: Elbows, knees, and heels often require a little extra lotion due to their tendency to be drier than other areas.Let It Absorb: Allow a few minutes for the lotion to fully absorb into your skin before putting on clothes. This prevents the lotion from rubbing off and ensures maximum absorption.Reapply as Needed: Depending on your skin type and the climate, you may need to reapply lotion later in the day.

Deep Moisturisation: Body lotions help to hydrate and lock in moisture, keeping the skin soft, smooth, and nourished. This is especially beneficial after a shower when the skin is most receptive to moisture.

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Use Sensory Appeal: Let customers experience the texture and fragrance. Offering testers or small samples can be a great way to engage customers and allow them to feel how soft and moisturizing the lotion is. This hands-on experience can increase the likelihood of a sale.

Highlight the Benefits: Focus on the key benefits of the lotion, such as its ability to hydrate, smooth, and protect the skin. Tailor the messaging to your audience's needs – for example, for dry skin, highlight the moisturising properties, while for sensitive skin, emphasise the soothing ingredients.

Patch Testing Guide

Patch tests are an easy way to help predict if you will have a negative initial reaction to a new product. It is recommended to perform a patch test before incorporating a new product into your routine. We have outlined a general method for conducting your own patch test based on the type of product.

Apply a small amount of the product onto a clean area of skin on the upper forearm and keep the area dry. After 24 hours rinse the area, If any redness, burning, itching, blistering or irritation is observed at any time throughout the test, do not use the product.