Everlume™ Body Butter

4STEPS. ONE ROUTINE.

Everlume™ Body Butter

$55.00

NOW

FEEL IT

Thick in the jar, softens as you rub it in. Tight, flaky patches feel cushioned straight away and the finish is soft, not slick.

LESS DRY BY MORNING

Shea, cocoa butter and sunflower oil slow water loss through the barrier, so skin is less tight after a shower and less dry when you wake up. Elbows, knees and heels start to smooth over the first weeks.

OVER TIME

A BARRIER THAT KEEPS UP

Cholesterol and phytosphingosine are the lipids your barrier is made from. Putting them back daily gives skin more to work with, so the softness holds through winter, flying and heating.

SHEA + COCOA

LIPIDS FOR DRY SKIN

CHOLESTEROL

PART OF THE BARRIER'S OWN MORTAR

PHYTOSPHINGOSINE

THE START OF A CERAMIDE

RICH, NOT GREASY

ABSORBS INTO SKIN

AM + PM

WHOLE BODY

WHAT'S IN IT. WHAT THE RESEARCH FOUND.

KEY ACTIVES.
DOSED RIGHT.

Two plant butters and two barrier lipids in one cream. Here is what the research says about the three doing the most work — studies on the ingredients, not on this jar.

01 / 03

SHEA BUTTER

2 WEEKS

Butter pressed from the nut of the shea tree, high in oleic and stearic acids plus unsaponifiables. It is the lipid bulk of this cream — the part that cushions rough skin and slows water loss.

In 10 volunteers applying a shea butter formulation daily to the forearm for 2 weeks, skin hydration and elasticity both improved significantly (p<0.05), instrument-measured. Small panel. A separate lab test on skin samples found a 37.8% drop in water loss (TEWL) 24 hours after shea butter was applied — lab study, not a human trial.

IIUM conference abstract · 2015 · Open J Chem · 2025

02 / 03

CHOLESTEROL + PHYTOSPHINGOSINE

8 WEEKS

Cholesterol is one of the three lipids that make up the mortar between skin cells; phytosphingosine is the backbone your skin builds ceramides from. Together they give this butter something a plain shea cream does not have — the same materials the barrier is built from.

In an 8-week study on women aged 55 to 75, a cholesterol-dominant barrier-lipid cream significantly improved stratum corneum hydration at weeks 4 and 8 and reduced water loss (TEWL) at week 8, with measurable increases in the skin's own ceramides and cholesterol. Skin treated after tape-stripping recovered its barrier significantly faster than untreated skin. Single-center pilot study.

J Drugs Dermatol · 2016

03 / 03

SUNFLOWER SEED OIL

4 WEEKS

A linoleic-acid-rich oil and the second ingredient in this cream. It is the lightweight lipid that lets a shea-and-cocoa butter spread and absorb instead of sitting on top of the skin.

In 19 adult volunteers, with and without a history of atopic dermatitis, six drops of sunflower seed oil applied to one forearm twice daily for 4 weeks improved hydration and preserved stratum corneum integrity, with no redness. Olive oil on the other forearm did the opposite. Randomized, forearm-controlled.

Pediatr Dermatol · 2013

Study results describe research on the individual ingredient, not clinical testing of this finished formula. Individual results vary.

HOW TO USE

RICH WHERE IT'S NEEDED.

After your shower, while skin is still damp, take a small amount and warm it between your palms. Massage into arms, legs and torso in circles until it absorbs, then go back over elbows, knees, hands and heels. Use it morning and night, or wherever a lotion is not enough.

A little goes further than you expect. If it feels heavy, use less next time.

1Cleanse with Tetra Oleum and pat dry

2Massage a small amount into damp skin

3Go back over elbows, knees and heels

4Let it absorb before dressing

1Cleanse with Tetra Oleum

2Signal on face and body if you use it

3Massage into damp skin, dry areas first

4Optional: layer Everlume balm over heels and hands

WHERE TO APPLY

Whole body · Arms, legs, hands, heels · Morning and night

REAL CONCERNS. A CLEAR ANSWER.

SEE YOUR
CONCERN?
SO DID WE.

Some skin needs more than a lotion. Everlume Body Butter is a rich cream built on shea and cocoa butter with two of the barrier's own lipids — cholesterol and phytosphingosine — folded in. It puts lipids back where washing, weather and age have thinned them, slows water loss, and leaves arms, legs, hands and heels soft without a greasy film. Step 3 of the routine, for the whole body.

WHOLE BODY

WHAT YOU NOTICEWHAT EVERLUME BODY BUTTER TARGETSKEY INGREDIENTS

Skin a lotion doesn't fix

Rich shea and cocoa butter cream with more lipid per application

Shea · Cocoa Butter

Dry again by morning

Barrier lipids slow water loss so skin holds what it has

Cholesterol · Phytosphingosine

Rough elbows, knees and heels

Softens and cushions with repeated use

Shea · Sunflower Seed Oil

Skin that hates a greasy film