Beauty

[LovePhil]

To those of you who have been waiting for the Pumpkin Body Butter, it's back!  I originally read about the body butter last year on this forum and bought some and loved it.  I went back to buy more and it was gone for the season.  So this year, I bought several. 

[Chardie]

I've missed it the last few years. They were kind enough to hold several for me to pick up tomorrow. Can't wait to try it!

[jackthebear]

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@LovePhil wrote:

To those of you who have been waiting for the Pumpkin Body Butter, it's back!  I originally read about the body butter last year on this forum and bought some and loved it.  I went back to buy more and it was gone for the season.  So this year, I bought several. 

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I was at Trader's yesterday and bought that, it smells really good, and then I saw this post

[Chi-town girl]

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@LovePhil wrote:

To those of you who have been waiting for the Pumpkin Body Butter, it's back!  I originally read about the body butter last year on this forum and bought some and loved it.  I went back to buy more and it was gone for the season.  So this year, I bought several. 

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@LovePhil-thx for posting. Will be making a run to TJ's this weekend. This will be the 1st item in my cart. So excellent as a foot treatment-slather it on, put on cotton socks & let it do some magic 

[LovePhil]

You're welcome!  I was waiting for this and called Trader Joe's for several days to see if it was in yet.  The price is so reasonable at $4.99.  Enjoy!

[kcladyz]

I need to try it

[Chi-town girl]

Don't eat Trader Joe's Pumpkin Body Butter! Yes, it contains pumpkin; yes, it does resemble whipped marshmallow; yes, it's vegan; yes, its scent is reminiscent of pumpkin pie; yes, it is called butter; and no, it's not the kind of butter you slather on toast. Rather, it's the kind of butter you slather on yourself—your skin, to be specific.

Pumpkin Body Butter is a thick, rich, moisturizing cream made just for Trader Joe's. It was developed exclusively for us with high quality ingredients that nourish and replenish the skin—notably coconut oil, shea butter, and pumpkin seed oil. It's free of parabens and phthalates.  We recommend Pumpkin Body Butter for use on very dry skin; its skin-healing effects are immediate, and it absorbs into your skin quickly without leaving an oily residue. 

Similar skin care creams, made with similar high-quality ingredients, are available at specialty shops for $10 and up. And up. At Trader Joe's, we’re selling each eight ounce jar of Pumpkin Body Butter for $4.99, every day, for as long as Pumpkin Season lasts. If you like it (and you will), we strongly suggest you stock up, since it tends to sell out quickly each year. You'll find it with our other creams and lotions.