Daily Face & Body Lotion

Hi Adole, Thank you for your review- I'm sorry that you have not found our new formulation to be as moisturizing. All of our generations of products are in response to customer feedback and this change was due to several shortcomings in the previous formula. I'll send you a more in depth email on the research as well. That said, we appreciate your feedback and will always take it to heart for our future generations! Best, Puracy Customer Experience

Hi Heather, Thank you for your honest review. We appreciate your feedback and will take it to our product development team for future reformulations. Best, Puracy Customer Experience

Hi Barrington, Thank you for taking the time to provide this review! We're sorry to hear that the new formulation of our lotion isn't working out for you. We reformulated this product at the beginning of the year, and have received amazing reviews about the reformulation. However, we want you to be satisfied with your purchase and we'd like to get more information about this. Please reach out to us directly at support@puracy.com and we can look into this further. Thank you! Best, Puracy Customer Experience

Hi Amanda, Thank you for reaching out about this. We understand your concerns with the safety of Xylitol around dogs. Most of our team has dogs of their own so this was one of our first questions to our chemist. Our team has consulted with Ph.D. chemists, veterinarians, and the ingredient manufacturer to confirm the safety of this ingredient. Rest assured that it poses no immediate risks if a dog were to lick it from your skin after being applied. Xylitol toxicity concerns for dogs begin at 50mg per pound of body weight. Therefore, a 10 pound dog would be at risk at 500 mg; a 40 pound dog at 2,000 mg (2 grams); and so on. The amount of Xylitol used in our 12-ounce bottle of lotion is approximately 306mg or 0.011%. In this type of application, it is very unlikely that a dog would consume enough of Xylitol to pose any risks. A dog would need to consume all12 ounces of lotion to consume that full 306 mg of Xylitol. For reference, below are 3 distinct weight classes and how much Xylitol would need to be consumed in order for a dog to require immediate veterinary care. Chihuahua-165mg-330mg Corgi-1100mg-1500mg Golden Retriever-2750mg-3750mg Due to the absorption, there is no concern that your dog would become sick if licking your skin or hands after applying the lotion. According to ASPCA Poison Control, Xylitol does not cause serious problems with cats or ferrets. We have also consulted with the manufacturer of Aquaxyl; the ingredient containing Xylitol. They do not have toxicology reports on the ingredient in regards to canines simply because they do not test their ingredients on animals. However, they have stated the concern around this ingredient pertains more so to sugar-free foods, chewing gums, mints, and other gummy products. Our goal is to provide safe products for the entire family, including pets. We encourage you to take a deeper dive into our Ingredients Portal at puracy.com/ingredients, where you can read in depth about each ingredient we use, how it’s made, and why we use it. I hope this information is helpful, but please feel free to reach out with further questions or concerns to support@puracy.com.