@purascans: Palmer's built its whole identity on cocoa butter — the tub, the smell, the natural image. But here's a quick way to read any label: ingredients are listed in order of how much is used. Flip Palmer's over, and cocoa butter sits near the bottom — below water, petrolatum, and mineral oil. Meaning the base actually doing the work is petroleum, not cocoa. The look and smell aren't cocoa either. That warm brown color isn't from cocoa — it's artificial dye, Yellow 5 and Orange 4. And the scent is listed as one word, "fragrance," which can stand in for dozens of undisclosed ingredients. To be clear, none of this is dangerous — it's a transparency thing, not a safety scare. It's just not what the front of the tub is selling you. If you want a lotion that's genuinely cocoa-butter-based, flip it over: real cocoa butter should be near the top of the list, not buried at the bottom. Scanned with the Pura App

Purascans

Open In TikTok:

Region: RO

Sunday 23 August 2026 15:49:37 GMT