Burt’s Bees Cuticle Cream

Hey! What happened to Burt’s Bees being cheaper than the other stuff on the shelf? I don’t know if I never noticed before, or that I would buy it at Whole Foods and automatically assumed that organic type stuff was more expensive than regular drug store stuff, but since Chlorox took over Burt’s Bees, the availability of the product has been placed at drugstores, grocery stores, gas stations, counter tops and probably at the movies too, if you look hard enough, but that’s not the topic of this post (I promise!)

Anyway, I use the Burt’s Bees cuticle cream every single night as part of my nighttime ritual/routine. Hands are SOOOO important, and need as much attention as your face and neck, because before you know it, your hands will be spotted and raggedy and then you’re super assed-out. So back to the Burt’s…it’s about 3.99 for a tin that lasts 6 months or so with daily use AND I ran it through SkinDeep’s cosmetic safety database and all’s clear with the safety issues.