Kiehl's Creme de Corps Soy Milk & Honey Whipped Body Butter (8.0oz / 226g)

BEAUTYWAL Curator’s Choice

If the original Creme de Corps is a heavy winter coat, this Whipped Body Butter is a soft cashmere sweater. It is iconic for its unique texture: "air-whipped" to perfection, it feels as light as a cloud but hydrates like a heavy-duty butter. We love it because it solves the biggest complaint about body butters—greasiness. This formula absorbs instantly, leaving skin with a velvet-matte finish, not a sticky shine. And then there is the scent: a warm, decadent blend of Soy Milk and Honey that smells comforting and delicious without being overpowering. It is a sensory treat for dry skin.

What It Is

A decadently air-whipped body butter scented with soy milk and honey. It offers the deep hydration of a rich butter with a lightweight, fast-absorbing texture that penetrates instantly to restore, protect, and soften skin for up to 24 hours.

Key Ingredients

• Shea Butter: A rich emollient that protects skin from dehydration, restoring suppleness and deeply hydrating dry patches.

• Squalane: A highly refined moisturizing oil derived from olives that mimics the skin’s natural lipids, helping to reinforce the barrier and keep skin extra soft.

• Jojoba Butter: Extracted from the seeds of the desert shrub, it provides superior suppleness and helps restore the skin's natural lipid barrier.

Why It Works

• Air-Whipped Texture: The unique formulation process whips air into the cream, creating a lighter-than-air consistency that spreads effortlessly without dragging.

• Instant Absorption: Unlike traditional dense butters that sit on top of the skin, this whipped formula penetrates immediately, sealing in moisture.

• Sensory Experience: The gourmand scent provides a spa-like aromatherapy experience, making daily body care feel like a luxury ritual.

How to Use

1. Prep: For best results, use immediately after bathing or showering.

2. Apply: Scoop a generous amount onto slightly damp skin (towel-dried).

3. Massage: Massage in upward circular motions until absorbed. The dampness helps seal in surface moisture.