30 days to try it. Full refund if it's not right for your skin.
Rich enough for January, and nothing left on your sheets
Rich, never greasy
Glycerin pulls water into dry skin. Cocoa butter and avocado oil hold it there. The base is whipped, so it soaks in fast and your phone, jeans and pillowcase stay clean.
13 ingredients, all on the label
That's the whole list for Nude. No mineral oil, palm oil, parabens, phthalates, sulphates or synthetic fragrance.
A jar with no scent at all
Nude has no fragrance and no essential oils. If you love a scent, the other five are light; reviewers keep calling them subtle.
Made in Vancouver, for Canadian winters
Formulated and made in Vancouver, BC. Reviewers use it through southern Ontario cold snaps and dry Colorado winters.
Four everyday things that dry skin out
Hot showers
Hot water strips the oils that keep skin soft, and the tight feeling starts as you towel off.
Put the cream on within a few minutes, while skin is still damp.
Indoor heat
Furnace air in winter is very dry, and it pulls water out of skin all day and night.
Glycerin draws water back in; cocoa butter slows it leaving.
Hand-washing and sanitizer
Ten washes a day leaves knuckles rough and tight by the afternoon.
A 2 oz jar at the sink or desk makes reapplying easy.
Perfumed lotions
Fragrance is one of the most common reasons a cream bothers dry, sensitive skin.
Nude has none, and no essential oils either.
Every ingredient in Nude, in plain English
- WaterThe base of the cream.
- Avocado oilThe second ingredient. A rich plant oil that softens rough skin.
- GlycerinPulls water into the top layer of skin. Third on the list, so there's a lot of it.
- Cocoa seed butterSlows water loss and gives skin that cushioned feel.
- Stearic acidA fatty acid that makes the cream whipped and matte, not shiny.
- Cetyl alcoholA fatty alcohol (the creamy kind, not the drying kind).
- PropanediolA plant-derived moisture-binder that helps the cream glide.
- Agave leaf extractORGANICA moisture-rich plant extract.
- Oat kernel extractORGANICOat, long used for dry, tight-feeling skin. Contains oat.
- Radish root ferment filtratePart of the mild preservative system.
- 1,2-HexanediolPart of the preservative system.
- Sodium hydroxideA tiny amount that turns stearic acid into the cream's emulsifier.
- Caprylhydroxamic acidKeeps the preservative system working.
The five scented jars use the same base with essential oils added; each scent's oils are listed on its jar.
What 118 customers wrote
Reviews from all six scents and the jar sets. Same cream underneath; only the scent changes.
How it stacks up against the jars on your shelf
Prices per ounce from each brand's US site on 2026-10-06: Sol de Janeiro Brazilian Bum Bum Cream, First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Cream, OSEA Undaria Algae Body Butter, Primally Pure Body Butter.
Two minutes, twice a day
Right after the shower
Pat dry and put it on while skin is still a little damp, so the cream seals that water in.
Use a generous scoop
Smooth it on with slow, upward strokes until it melts in. Legs and arms take more than you'd think.
Hands, every time you wash
Keep a jar by the sink or on your desk. It's gone before you pick up your phone.
Try it for 30 days
Use it every day for a month. If it isn't right for your skin, email us and we refund the whole order, shipping included. You don't have to send the jar back.
Before you order
Winter is long. Start with one jar or stock up.