Created by veteran nail technician Tammy Howard, Tammy’s Tender Touch Lotion is a natural moisturizer that helps hydrate and nourish all skin types.
by Staff
November 21, 2013
1 min to read
Created by veteran nail technician Tammy Howard, Tammy’s Tender Touch Lotion is a natural moisturizer that helps hydrate and nourish all skin types.
“The hardest part of creating the lotions was researching and figuring out what would be the highest quality ingredients for my formulation and deciding on the variety of fragrances people would like,” says Howard, owner of TLC Nails in Williamston, Mich. “I have taken several product knowledge classes in the past and have found them rewarding and beneficial.”
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High in protein, Tammy’s Tender Touch Lotion contains goat’s milk, triglycerides, and vitamins A, B6, B12, and E, as well as honey, which is a natural antioxidant and antiinfl ammatory. It is also high in vitamin C and promotes collagen formation in the skin. Shea butter moisturizes while providing a silky protective barrier for all skin types. Available in 1.5-oz. and 5-oz. sizes, fragrances include Almond, Creamy Cinnamon, Cucumber-Green Tea, Lavender, Peppermint, Vanilla Hazelnut, Wild Cherry, and Unscented.
For more information, go to www.tttlotion.com or e-mail tammystendertouchlotion@gmail.com.
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