1.75 oz Baby Butter

The full ingredient list contains no preservative at all — no formaldehyde releaser, no MI/MCI, no parabens — the formula relies on beeswax and butters rather than a water phase needing preservation.

The butter is scented, but only with named, disclosed essential oils — lavender and chamomile — rather than an undisclosed 'fragrance' or 'parfum' blend; this falls short of a true fragrance-free claim.

The full ingredient list is published and contains no fragrance/parfum, no parabens, no formaldehyde releasers, no triclosan, no talc and no chemical sunscreen filters — scent comes only from named lavender and chamomile oils.

The published complete ingredient list contains no ingredient ending in '-eth' and no PEG compound of any kind — the formula is oils, butters, beeswax and named plant extracts only.

We queried the CPSC recall registry's complete corpus directly, with control terms confirming the product class is covered, and found no recall record for Erbaviva at any date, in any role.

The Baby Butter is asserted as 100% USDA Certified Organic for the finished product, a named standard with a stated compositional threshold (95%+ organic ingredients), with ingredients individually marked as certified organic on the full list.

The product carries a USDA Organic certification asserted for the finished product, a named, directory-based standard rather than an unregulated marketing term.

The finished-product manufacturing location (a solar-powered Los Angeles facility) is disclosed, but no concrete warranty terms beyond a general product guarantee are published for this item.

The full INCI is published and short — six named botanical ingredients plus one named linalool component, well under fifteen ingredients, with organic status marked for each.

Marketing leans on phrases like 'pure luxury' and 'truly healthy, organic', but the concrete USDA Organic claim and the published full ingredient list anchor the page alongside the unregulated language.