Citrus Blossom Body Butter Party Favor

Each favor jar holds 1.7oz of body butter, which puts it firmly in real-product territory rather than sample size. That's enough for 3–4 uses on hands, elbows, and dry patches, or roughly a month of occasional use after showers. Guests get a working amount with the scent showing up the way it would in our full-size jar, just in a smaller format made for events.

Each favor is hand-assembled at our Owings Mills, Maryland facility, and production takes 3 to 5 business days before the order ships. For an event with a fixed date on the calendar, build in at least two weeks for production plus ground shipping. Earlier is better during peak wedding season (May through October) and around the December holidays. Made-to-order means every jar leaves us fresh, not sitting in a warehouse for months.

The minimum is 6 favors at $12 each ($72 total). There's no maximum and no fixed pack size, so order the exact quantity your guest list calls for, whether that's 6 for an intimate dinner or several hundred for a wedding. The price stays $12 per favor regardless of quantity. We recommend a few extras to cover last-minute additions, the favor that gets misplaced before dinner, and the guest who quietly takes a second one home for her sister.

Bright citrus with a soft floral edge. The blend is real citrus essential oil and geranium, so the scent reads clean and fresh rather than sweet or sharp. Citrus carries the main note. Geranium adds a faint, slightly green floral that keeps the citrus from feeling like a cleaning product. The whole thing smells like spring, the kind of bright that makes you open a window. Strongest for the first twenty minutes after applying, then settles into something faint that stays on skin for a few hours.

Citrus alone can read flat or one-note on skin, especially as the scent fades. Geranium essential oil adds a soft, slightly green floral that gives the blend depth without changing what it reads as. The geranium isn't the headline. You probably wouldn't pick it out by name. But it's the reason the citrus stays interesting for a few hours rather than disappearing within thirty minutes. Most well-built citrus scents have a small floral or herbal note doing this work in the background.

Citrus essential oils are bright but they fade faster than heavier scent profiles. The blend is strongest for the first twenty minutes after applying, then softens into something faint that carries on skin for a few hours. The geranium hangs around longer than the citrus does, which is why the scent reads slightly more floral as the day goes on. If you want the brightness to come back, a small touch-up after lunch will reset it. Most people use this one knowing it's a brighter, shorter-lived scent rather than an all-day perfume.