Review (5/5): Looks and smells good enough to eat (but don't!)
Oh my goodness, this stuff is heavenly! When I first opened the jar, I immediately smiled when I experience the light, delightful aroma, not quite flowery, but not like chemicals either. I haven't been able to put my finger on what it smells like, but I'm still working on it! My best guess right now is something between baby powder and vanilla frosting (how's THAT for a strange combination!). I'm very sensitive to odors and whatever is in this doesn't bother me in the slightest. Not only can I tolerate it, but I actually like it. Even after being absorbed into my skin, the light odor is still present, but still not overpowering at all (and this from someone who can no longer tolerate perfumes or colognes of any kind).
The body butter itself is thick and rich, very much like whipped butter (DUH MA, that's why it's called body butter). When I first applied it, it instantly made my skin creamy and smooth. I thought at first I was going to have to give four stars as I was a bit turned off when it made my skin shiny and oily, and I even had to wash my hands before I could get back to work. I was concerned that it would stain my clothes and thought I'd have to wash my arms too before they'd get oil on papers on my desk, but I waited just a few minutes and the oiliness disappeared. I would have still used it at night before bed, where I wouldn't be so worried about it ruining clothes, but I don't think that'll be an issue now as long as I can wait a few minutes before coming into contact with anything that might be damaged by the oil before it dried up.
Great product. Looks good. Feels good. Smells good. What's not to love?