WHat is Creamy Spray Lanolin?
Sheepish Grins Creamy Spray Lanolin™ is a simple way to keep your wool diaper covers and other wool items in top shape. Sheepish Grins Creamy Spray Lanolin™ is the original creamy lanolin spray. Like all of our lanolin products, Sheepish Grins Creamy Lanolin Spray™ is made with care one batch at a time. Made with top-quality skin safe ingredients, you can rest assured that it will be gentle to your wool and your baby. Don't trust your wool items to anything less than Sheepish Grins Creamy Lanolin Spray™.
How to use Creamy Spray Lanolin
Sheepish
Grins Creamy Spray Lanolin™
is simple to use. You can use it for touch-ups between fully lanolizing
your wool or you can use it as your primary source of lanolin along
with a lanolin-rich wool wash such as Sheepish Grins Foaming Wool Wash
or Sheepish Grins Wool Wash Bars. Simply spritz Sheepish Grins Creamy
Lanolin Spray over your clean wool diaper covers or other wool items
you want to make keep water resistant. Gently pat lanolin in and allow
to dry. If you are using Creamy Lanolin Spray™
as your primary lanolin product, spray enough to dampen the wool.
What's in Creamy lanolin spray?
While
our exact ingredient list is much sought-after trade secret, we can
tell you that we only use cosmetic-grade ingredients that we also use
on our own skin. You can rest-assured that Sheepish Grins Creamy
Lanolin Spray™
is safe for use on products that come in contact with your baby's
delicate skin - although it is not intended for use directy on the
skin. As with any product, discontinue use if irritation develops.
Anyone can be allergic to anything!
We use lots of pure lanolin and a skin safe emulsifier to make Sheepish Grins Creamy Lanolin Spray™, similar to what you would find in body care products such as hair conditioner. Sheepish Grins Creamy Lanolin Spray very rarely separates and it is always clump free. We never add filler oils that can damage your wool products. There are NO solvents in Sheepish Grins Creamy Lanolin Spray™. We make every batch by hand in Riverton, UT.