Body butters

Attirance offers a range of seven scented body butters: shea, spearmint, lemon, lavender, rose, sweet orange, and brazil nut. Each variant uses natural ingredients and essential oils as primary active components, with no synthetic dyes or parabens listed. The base formulation is designed for deep hydration and sensory appeal, with a texture that melts upon skin contact and absorbs without greasiness.

The essential oils are used for fragrance and minor therapeutic effect, not as active pharmaceuticals. Shea butter remains the core emollient across variants, consistent with industry standards for moisturizing creams. The base includes no known irritants, making the product suitable for sensitive skin, though fragrance sensitivity is not addressed. Packaging is customizable for retail branding, with bulk supply options available.

This product line targets retailers, online beauty brands, and gift-set distributors seeking scented skincare with visual and olfactory appeal. Buyers typically order in multiples of 100 units for private label. Packaging options include jars and tubs in varying sizes. Minimum order quantities are flexible but not specified. Export-ready shipping terms include FOB and CIF, though exact lead times require direct confirmation.

Attirance is a Latvia-based supplier operating under the 'imported' tier, indicating it sources or repackages products rather than manufacturing them from raw materials. Its 'harbor' trust status suggests verified export experience and logistics capability. The registered address is Maskavas Street 322 B, Riga, indicating a commercial office or warehouse location, not a production facility.

The supplier does not disclose manufacturing capacity, workforce size, or certifications. No laboratory affiliations or quality control protocols are mentioned. The product range is limited to body butters with seven scents, with no indication of other skincare lines. Buyers must confirm whether formulations are produced in-house or sourced from third-party manufacturers, and request batch-specific documentation for compliance.