The child was really dry and uncomfortable, but after applying the product, they sleep well without scratching.

The scent is a bit strong, but it has good moisturizing properties. The child doesn't seem to mind and likes it.

That friend whose name is confusing because of the lavender scent, anyway, the formulation is much more fluid than the Twilight cream. It's likely that there is little to no shea butter content, so a relatively small amount can be applied without irritating the skin. The absorption also seems to work well visually. It's not completely devoid of oil, so it works quite well as a moisturizer even in the depths of winter. The scent is rose-like. It's nice to apply before bed (since it's a dream cream...). Personally, I prefer to use it in the morning, as it gives me a pleasant start to the day. While the skin below the face is generally less sensitive, misusing the product can still lead to issues like breakouts, redness, or itchiness. However, I didn't experience any of those problems while using this cream. I thought the quantity was small, but it's actually quite generous. Unless you use it as liberally as I do... It should last for quite a while. The amount shown in the photo covers just one foot, ankle, and knee. Four times the amount shown in the photo is used to cover the feet, ankles, calves, knees, hips, sides, chest, shoulders, outer forearms, and elbows. Listing it all out makes it sound like the entire body, but that's not the case. Using it that way, I've gone through about half a container so far. It's been around a month, I'd say.

The fragrance's longevity, if you will. And the high price. Vegan is good, but it feels like the consumer is bearing the full burden somehow.

Generously apply it, and if it appears to be excessive on the surface, gently pat and dab it.