Organic Magnesium Lotion

Some evenings your legs don't shut off when you do. Restless, achy, still holding the day in them long after you've sat down. This lotion is built around magnesium chloride, in a rich avocado and shea butter base, meant to become part of the last few minutes before bed rather than another step you rush through.

It goes on thick and creamy, with a soft edge of lavender that turns the whole thing into a small, deliberate pause before sleep.

What It's For

An evening massage step for feet, calves, or anywhere the day has settled into your skin. Something to work in slowly, not slap on and forget.

Why This Base

Most magnesium products come as a spray or an oil that sits on top of skin and evaporates fast. This one is built into a real lotion — avocado oil, shea butter, and coconut oil — so the massage itself has time to be part of the ritual, not just the magnesium.

Key Ingredients

Magnesium Chloride — the lead mineral, dissolved right into the base.

Organic Avocado Oil, Shea Butter & Coconut Oil — the moisturizing base, thick enough to make the massage itself feel like part of the ritual.

Lavender Oil — a soft, quiet scent note, nothing overpowering.

Full Ingredient List

Magnesium Chloride, Distilled Water, Organic Avocado Oil, Organic Shea Butter, Organic Coconut Oil, Lavender Oil, Local Beeswax.

How to Use

Massage a grape-sized amount into feet, calves, or anywhere skin feels dry, ideally on slightly damp skin right after a shower. Reach for the Magnesium Oil Spray if you want a lighter, faster version for daytime use.

Product Details

Available in 2oz and 6oz glass jars with metal lids. Made by Butter Me Up Organics. Contains coconut oil and beeswax; not vegan. For external use only.

Ideal For

An evening routine step for tired feet and legs. Anyone who wants their magnesium in a real lotion instead of a spray.

The day doesn't have to follow you into bed. This is five minutes that says it's over.

Pair It With the Magnesium Oil Spray →

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