ALL OVER YOUR BODY ????
In today’s featured review (on Sandalwood & Bergamot Blended Butter) Vicki is excited to learn that you can use our butters all over your body. Check it
In today’s featured review (on Sandalwood & Bergamot Blended Butter) Vicki is excited to learn that you can use our butters all over your body. Check it
As in ‘baby soft’. ???? Here at BGLH Marketplace B.S. stands for “baby soft” because we hear that phrase aaaaalllll the time in reviews. Check it out. “Makes my skin
Shea, cocoa and mango butter offer relief from eczema, psoriasis and contact dermatitis by reducing inflammation and regenerating skin. Check out Natalie’s review of our
Shea butter is known to boost collagen production leading to plumper, more elastic skin. But could shea butter actually produce tighter, lifted skin? One of
Hair porosity is a term used to describe how well your hair is able to absorb and retain moisture and oils. If you have low
When I was formulating BGLH Marketplace butters, I started by tackling the two biggest issues people have with body butter: greasiness and hardness. Greasiness because
The truth is we’ve been shy about marketing our butters for what they really are — a waaaay better option than the natural hair products
Our butters are not heavy or greasy. They are whipped to be light, airy and absorbent so you get deep moisture without all the mess.
Our body butter is an effective keratosis pilaris treatment. Keratosis pilaris, also known as ‘chicken skin’, is a condition that causes tiny raised bumps, particularly
Shea, cocoa and mango butter are regenerative, meaning they help the body generate new skin cells. This is why our customers report faded stretch marks and scars,
Coconut oil free butters are here! The first two are Lemon & Lavender Blended Butter and Olive Oil Whipped Cocoa Butter. Just a few things… 1. In our
Hyperpigmentation is no match for our whipped butters as customer Denise found… “OMG!!!! I love the Whipped Shea Butter, it’s so smooth and the fragrance is
Big beauty companies have to ship to millions of people, so they add chemicals and preservatives to their products to keep them fresh and consistent
A study (click here to check it out) released this month links chemical beauty products (in this case relaxers and permanent hair dyes) to elevated rates of