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Botanical skin cream · Matte hair cream

Read the whole label. Then buy it anyway.

Two creams — one for face and body, one for hair. Every ingredient printed in full, for people who read the list before they buy.

Skin cream $88 · Hair cream $68 · Free U.S. shipping over $100

  • All 20 named
  • Every line explained
  • No silicones
  • No petroleum
  • No added scent
  • Made by hand
It warms at the first touch, softens, and disappears into the skin — and what stays is the quiet confidence of skin that feels looked‑after.
No Synthetic FragranceZero PetroleumFull INCI DisclosedNo Silicones

Named in full · Botanical Matte Hair Cream · the formulation

The label is the formula.

The entire label, by weight. Not the top of it — every ingredient, in order, each with the reason it is in there.

Ingredient
Concentration
Aqua (Water)
Water
52.13%
Water, named first because that is where it is. The formulation puts chemistry and demonstrated benefit ahead of where an ingredient looks best on a label.
Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice
Aloe vera
15.00%
Aloe vera juice. Like the water above it, it is mostly water, with a small share of the leaf’s own polysaccharides.
Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter
Shea butter
6.00%
The melt-in. A butter that softens at skin temperature, so the cream breaks down on contact instead of sitting on the strand.
Behentrimonium Methosulfate
Conditioning emulsifier
3.50%
The conditioning emulsifier. It is what makes the cream a cream and what makes hair comb out — not a sulfate, despite the name.
Squalane
Olive squalane
3.50%
Olive-derived. Absorbs rather than sitting on top, which is what separates a cream that softens from one that coats.
Cetyl Alcohol
Fatty alcohol
~6.00%
Not the drying kind. The fatty alcohol that gives the cream its body. (Approximate: 3.20 is weighed and the rest arrives inside the conditioning emulsifier, which carries cetyl rather than cetearyl.)
Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride
Fractionated coconut
2.50%
The light liquid fraction of coconut. It is also the reason this cream is not coconut-free.
Mangifera Indica (Mango) Seed Butter
Mango butter
2.00%
Firmer than shea, lighter than most butters, and low in odour. Body without heaviness.
Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil
Jojoba
1.50%
A liquid wax rather than a true oil, close in structure to what the scalp already makes.
Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil
Argan oil
1.50%
Light and fast-absorbing. Smooths the cuticle without weight.
Panthenol
Provitamin B5
1.00%
Provitamin B5, at a working level rather than a trace. Holds water in the strand.
Caprylyl Glycol
Humectant, preservative booster
0.80%
A humectant that also makes the preservative system work harder than it could alone.
Glycerin
Humectant
0.75%
Draws water in and holds it there. Plain, cheap, and reliably useful.
Betaine
Humectant
0.75%
A second humectant, from beet. Holds hydration without the tack glycerin alone can leave.
Butylene Glycol
Carrier
~0.70%
A carrier. (Approximate: it arrives inside the conditioning emulsifier.)
Hydrolyzed Avena Sativa (Oat) Protein
Oat protein
0.60%
Oat protein, broken small enough to bind to the strand.
Tocopherol
Vitamin E
~0.12%
Vitamin E. It keeps the oils in the jar from going off.
Lactic Acid
pH adjuster
~0.10%
Added to hit a measured pH, not to a fixed weight — so the figure is nominal by design.

These are the locked formulation percentages, not estimates and not a range — but they are formulation targets rather than a weighed production card, and the exact INCI is finalized from the first weighed batch. Four figures are marked approximate: three because those ingredients arrive inside a supplier blend and are split here rather than weighed separately, and lactic acid because it is added to reach a measured pH. Two ingredients carry no figure at all: the preservative is a supplier blend of gluconolactone with sodium benzoate, 1.50% of the formula in total, and the manufacturer does not publish the split between the two — so the total is given and neither half is guessed. Nothing is left off the label. Fragrance-free: no essential oils, no synthetic “Parfum.”

Aqua (Water)·Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice·Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter·Behentrimonium Methosulfate·Squalane·Cetyl Alcohol·Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride·Mangifera Indica (Mango) Seed Butter·Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil·Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil·Gluconolactone·Panthenol·Caprylyl Glycol·Glycerin·Betaine·Butylene Glycol·Hydrolyzed Avena Sativa (Oat) Protein·Sodium Benzoate·Tocopherol·Lactic Acid·

The two creams

Two creams. One standard.

Both four ounces, made in Charlevoix, and printed front-to-back with everything inside. Choose one — or wear the pair.

Meria Botanical Skin Cream in a 4 oz amber glass jar

Face + Body · 4 oz

Botanical Skin Cream

A triple-butter cream with olive squalane, niacinamide and bakuchiol. Rich, never greasy.

$88
Meria Botanical Matte Hair Cream in a 4 oz amber glass jar

Scalp-safe styling · 4 oz

Botanical Matte Hair Cream

Silicone-free, for every kind of hair. Dense in the jar, then dries light.

$68

The Meria Duo

Skin CreamHair Cream

Both creams, together — and shipping is on us. The whole routine, every ingredient named.

$140$156save $16

Free U.S. shipping · 4 oz each · ships in 3–7 business days

A swirl of botanical cream catching warm light against a dark ground, beside a fresh aloe blade

On the skin

A slow, deliberate minute for your skin.

Aloe

first on the skin cream, second on the hair cream.

Michigan

Where both creams are made.

100%

Of every formula, named on the label.

What you will never find inside

—Silicones—Petroleum—Parabens—Sulfates—PEGs—Phthalates—Synthetic “Parfum”

Made in Charlevoix, Michigan.

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Two creams · every ingredient named · made in Michigan

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