Cocoa Butter Body Lotion UK: Moisturising Cocoa Butter Lotion, Soap and Scrub

Looking for a cocoa butter body lotion in the UK? The First Lady Ultra Conditioning Cocoa Butter Body Lotion is formulated in the UK for deeper and melanin-rich skin tones, and is designed to moisturise dry, dull-looking skin.
What does cocoa butter body lotion do?
Cocoa butter is a rich, nourishing ingredient used to moisturise dry skin. Our lotion combines it with ceramide and vitamin E. Read why cocoa butter is a skin barrier protector and how to look after dry skin in winter.
Our cocoa butter range

Ultra Conditioning Cocoa Butter Body Lotion with Ceramide and Vitamin E
A conditioning lotion for dry, dull-looking skin.
Original price was: £7.99.£4.99Current price is: £4.99.Add to basket

Arabica Coffee and Cocoa Butter Scrub Cream for Face and Body
A clarifying scrub cream for face and body.
£4.99Add to basket
How to use
Step 1: Start with clean skin
Apply after showering, while skin is still slightly damp.
Step 2: Apply the lotion
Massage a generous amount over the body until absorbed.
Step 3: Target dry areas
Pay extra attention to elbows, knees, hands and feet.
Step 4: Protect
Wear SPF 30 or higher on exposed skin in the daytime.
Which one is right for you?
You want everyday moisture
Choose the Cocoa Butter Body Lotion.
You want to cleanse with cocoa butter
Try the Cocoa Butter Soap.
You want to exfoliate first
Use the Arabica Coffee and Cocoa Butter Scrub. Read how it transforms your skin.
You want a brightening lotion
See our brightening body lotions.
Frequently asked questions
How often should I use cocoa butter body lotion?
Once or twice a day, ideally after showering.
Is cocoa butter lotion good for dry skin?
It is designed to moisturise dry, dull-looking skin. Results vary from person to person.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
Patch test any new product on a small area first, and stop using it if irritation develops.
Is your cocoa butter lotion cruelty-free?
Yes. First Lady London products are cruelty-free and formulated in the UK.
