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CottonTop’s little non-goat-milk original

Cotton Melts, Solid Butter Drops.

Tiny Treats. Serious Moisture.

Cotton Melts solid butter drops: press, melt, massage
Why do what we do.

Why Goat Milk

Nature’s Skin Food

A, B, C, D & ERich in vitamins
Silky smoothGently exfoliates for silky smooth skin
Lasting hydrationHelps retain moisture
Calm skinSoothes redness and irritation

Gentle. Nourishing. Pure.

Why Tallow

We’re glad you asked.

Tallow has earned its place in traditional soapmaking for generations. Its fatty-acid profile helps create a firm, long-lasting bar with a rich, creamy lather.

Old-fashioned? A little. There’s a reason some things stick around.

The slow way

Good soap takes time.

We make small batches and give each bar the time it needs to cure the old-fashioned way. It’s not the fast way—but it is the right way.

Cotton Melts are small, individual solid butter drops made to soften in your palm and glide onto skin. Each tiny treat brings together rich plant butters, nourishing oils and beeswax for skin that feels soft, smooth and beautifully conditioned.

Reach for one when elbows, hands or forearms could use a little extra attention—or whenever everyday moisturizing deserves to feel a little more luxurious.

What’s inside: Cocoa Butter · Mango Butter · Apricot Kernel Oil · Jojoba Oil · Beeswax · Arrowroot Powder · Fragrance Oil · Vitamin E

Cotton Melts Information & Instructions · $8

CottonTop Cotton Melts—small individual solid butter drops—beside the Cottonwood tin on a walnut tray
Cotton Melts shown in Cottonwood
Shown in Cottonwood. Available in all six signature scents.

Cotton Melts

$8
Choose your scent
Buy Cotton Melts — Cottonwood

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How to use one

PRESS. MELT. MASSAGE.

1

Press

Place one whole Cotton Melt in your palm. Press it firmly with the thumb of your opposite hand.

2

Melt

Let the warmth of your hand and gentle pressure soften the solid butter drop.

3

Massage

Massage the softened butter into your skin—try starting at the elbow and working down the forearm.

See how it melts — demonstration video coming soon. One whole Melt in the palm → opposite thumb presses → butter visibly softens → massage into skin.

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