Piping Rock Lanolin Cream | 7 fl oz | 100% Pure | By

I have no doubts about the product quality. The issue is that it smells like wet sheep’s wool. And it’s very greasy. I couldn’t find any practical way to use it without getting it all over my clothes or anything else it came in contact with. It also can’t be used around other people due to the smell.

It's a nice, thick jelly type moisturizer. I use it in cold winter months to protect my hands from the pesky redness that tends to appear in the freezing weather even with mitts or gloves.

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This product is absolutely pure. Smells completely natural. My skin looks healthier than it has in years. I have used many products. They look great when applied. Just disappeared pretty quickly. This lanolin doesn’t disappoint. Cover my face nightly no stain on linens. Skin is looking so much better. Lots of medical mess and meds and age. This product has helped me see a visual improvement. My skin has improved significantly. I am not interested in turning back the clock, just not interested in racing it. You will not be disappointed with this one. Oh and my feet look normal again. No lines and dryness.

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I love how soft my hands get while knitting with minimally-processed wool yarn, so this is perfect for me. Guess what? Lanolin is the grease that comes from sheepswool, so yes it's sticky. It's removed from fleece before making most wool yarns, and good for the farmers who can sell it instead of throwing it out. It does not have hay, dirt or poop in it! It has an unusual light scent but you won't smell like a farm. It's as organic as you can get. If you have a princess nose or would never pet a farm animal, just keep using perfumed petroleum products. Wet your hands, use a tiny bit of lanolin and gently rub it in. It goes on easier when it's lightened up with coconut oil (or olive, or whatever). Great for legs after shaving, hands, cuticles, heels, or any dry winter skin. This tub will last forever, so it's a real bargain.