Recently Deceased | Body Lotion

Recently Deceased ☠️ A lotion as playful as it is peculiar — sweet banana taffy collides with pink bubblegum and creamy coconut for a scent straight out of the afterlife’s candy shop. Lightweight and non-greasy, it leaves your skin soft, smooth, and smelling wickedly sweet.

Benefits:

• Lightweight, fast-absorbing hydration
• Leaves skin soft and nourished without a greasy feel
• A candy-coated fragrance that lingers long after application

Because being “recently deceased” never smelled this good.

Scent Family:

Top: Cracked Coconut • Citrus Peel • Midnight Berries

Middle: Banana Taffy • Pink Bubblegum

Base: Vanilla Bean • Sandalwood • Veiled Florals

Candy from the other side — banana taffy and pink bubblegum splashed with coconut, vanilla, and a whisper of woods.

Apply to clean, slightly damp skin after bathing. Massage until fully absorbed, focusing on areas that need extra moisture. Allow lotion to absorb before dressing. Use daily for soft, nourished skin.

Pro Tip: Layer with a body oil to seal in hydration and enhance your glow.

✨ Key Ingredients

💜 Coconut-Derived Emollients – Weightless hydration
💜 Shea Butter – Softens and smooths
💜 Rice Ceramides – Help lock in moisture
💜 Chamomile – Calms and soothes
💜 Vitamin B5 + Vitamin E – Support hydration and healthy-looking skin

Full Ingredient List

Distilled Water, Caprylic/Capric Triglycerides (Coconut Oil), Glycerin, Rice Ceramides, NatraSil (Olive Oil Complex), Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Cetyl Alcohol, Fragrance, Glyceryl Stearate, Panthenol (Vitamin B5), Cetearyl Alcohol, Sodium Stearoyl Lactylate, BTMS-50, Chamomile Bisabolol, Butylene Glycol, Liquid Germall Plus, Tocopherol T50 (Natural Vitamin E), Mica Colorant: Fluorphlogopite, titanium dioxide, tin dioxide

💜 Cruelty-free & vegan-friendly
💜 Made with skin-loving, thoughtfully chosen ingredients
💜 Free from parabens and phthalates
💜 Gentle and suitable for everyday use
💜 Designed to hydrate without feeling heavy or greasy
💜 Packaged with eco-conscious materials whenever possible