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Shop Palmers skincare at withaid, a UK-based regulated online pharmacy with discreet Royal Mail delivery and free delivery on orders over £20. Palmers is best known for its cocoa butter formulas, with moisturising textures many people choose for everyday body care—especially when skin feels dry, tight or in need of extra comfort.
This brand page is ideal if you’re looking to buy Palmers cocoa butter lotion online in the UK, including a popular option often used as a daily stretch mark massage lotion during periods when skin is stretching (such as pregnancy, weight change, or growth). Browse the featured Palmers product below, or use the quick links to compare routine staples like body moisturisers, lip balm, and gentle body wash—so you can build a simple head-to-toe moisturising routine that fits your skin type and your day.
Palmers is best known for cocoa butter skincare, particularly body lotions and moisturisers designed to help skin feel soft, hydrated and comfortable as part of a daily routine.
This page currently features Palmers Cocoa Butter Lotion for Stretch Marks 250ml. Use the links above to explore related skincare collections if you’re building a routine.
Apply to clean, dry skin and massage in until absorbed. Many people use body lotion once or twice daily, especially after bathing. Always follow the directions on the product label.
Many people choose cocoa butter lotions during pregnancy for regular moisturising and massage. If you’re pregnant or breastfeeding, have very sensitive skin, or you’re unsure what’s suitable for you, ask a pharmacist or your GP before use.
Lotions are usually lighter and absorb quickly, while creams and balms tend to feel richer. If your skin is very dry, a thicker moisturiser can feel more comfortable—especially at night. Choose the texture you’ll use consistently and that suits your skin.
If you have sensitive or reactive skin, patch test first by applying a small amount to a limited area and waiting to check for irritation. Stop use if you experience stinging, redness, swelling or a rash.
Get advice if symptoms are severe, worsening, painful, infected (for example heat, swelling or pus), or not improving, or if you’re treating a baby or someone with a long-term condition. A pharmacist can also help you choose a suitable skincare product if you’re unsure.
Safety note: Skincare products support moisturising and comfort but don’t replace medical assessment. Always read and follow the label. If you have ongoing or concerning symptoms—especially during pregnancy—speak to a pharmacist, GP or NHS 111 for personalised guidance.
