Thick, sticky and slow - lanolin is not a cream and does not behave like one. Warm a small amount between the fingertips first and it softens enough to spread, and applying it to damp skin makes it go further and seals the moisture underneath.
This is refined anhydrous lanolin, pharmaceutical grade, drawn from Australian wool wax with nothing added: no colours, no fragrance, no preservatives. Anhydrous means the water has been taken out, which is why the jar is dense wax rather than a lotion, and why so little is needed at a time.
Its structure is close to the skin's own oils, so it absorbs rather than sitting on top, and it forms a breathable barrier over the surface. That makes it the go-to for the places nothing else fixes - cracked heels, split lips, chapped hands after a winter of washing up, dry elbows. It is gentle enough for sensitive skin, for babies and for breastfeeding mothers.
It also has a life outside skincare. People use it as a hair conditioner, as a leather protector, and as the base for homemade lip balms, salves and creams. Made in Australia from cruelty-free, ethically managed farms, in a recyclable PET jar. Patch test before the first use.
Ingredients
Refined Lanolin Anhydrous.
Directions
Warm a small amount between fingertips and apply directly to dry or chapped skin as needed. For extra hydration, apply to damp skin to help lock in moisture.
Storage
Store below 30 °C in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Warnings
For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Always patch test before first use.
