Earth Mama Angel Baby Earth Mama Body Butter, 8-Ounce Bottle
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Customer Reviews of Earth Mama Angel Baby Earth Mama Body Butter, 8-Ounce Bottle
Customer Review: Not What I expected
Summary: 3 Stars
I was disappointed with the smell. I don't wear perfume because it makes me sick and the smell of this product is like cheap perfume. It just didn't feel like a natural/organic product on my skin. This is not worth the price.Customer Review: Earth Mama Body Butter
Summary: 3 Stars
I like this product. I just wish it was thicker because I feel like it is just like any other lotion.Customer Review: just ok
Summary: 2 Stars
I bought this product because I use the baby bottom balm and absolutely love it! It works great on diaper rash. I like the natural ingredients Earth Mama uses. However, this lotion is not really what I expected. It's not as rich and creamy as I hoped. And I'm not thrilled with the way it smells. I read the other reviews and thought they were being too picky. But, it really does smell like cheap, old lady lotion.Customer Review: Vitamin E and Birth Defects
Summary: 1 Stars
Recent studies have linked excessive use of vitamin E to heart related birth defects. Although not at the same level as consumption, the skin does absorb the nutrients that we put on it. Earth Mama's stretch oil and body butter both list Vitamin E as an ingredient. When I contacted Earth Mama to request that they remove Vitamin E from their formulas, Melanie from the company assured me that they stopped formulating products with vitamin E several years ago, stating that the product lasts longer when it doesn't contain an antioxidant. I went to my local healthfood store to confirm, but all the product labels show vitamin e (tocopherol) as an ingredient. When I viewed their Amazon pages, the Amazon pages also listed vitamin E as an ingredient.
Although I love their products, I will discontinue the use of their Earth Mama and Angel Baby products as I no longer feel that the company is providing reliable information to consumers. Even though there are no current studies linking use of TOPICAL vitamin E and birth defects, the company's claim that they no longer use it as an ingredient while still listing it on their labels as one makes me question their practices.