Although the repair effect of lanolin on nipples has been widely recognized, many natural maternal and child care brands believe that the process and environment of animal growth are less controllable, and the extraction process of lanolin still requires the use of certain pesticides. As a result, many brands that are skeptical of lanolin products have launched all-natural plant-based nipple creams, and Motherlove is a typical example of them.

As a member of the Botanical Society of America (ABC), the Natural Products Association (NPA) and the United Plant Protection Society (UpS), most of Motherlove's products are plant-based, all products are not tested in vivo, even the production process is very low-carbon and environmentally friendly, and the product packaging is made of 100% recycled materials, which is recommended by portals such as The Bump and Baby List.

Motherlove Nipple Cream has been certified organic by the USDA and is a mustard yellow balm based on extra virgin olive oil and organic shea butter for a high moisturizing effect on the nipples. Because no preservatives and antioxidants are added, the texture of pure plant-based nipple cream is usually not stable enough, it is easy to melt at high temperatures, and the phenomenon of extravasation of the paste occurs from time to time.

Motherlove nipple cream is easy to be grainy when used, and can be pushed away with a little massage, although it is not as "sticky" as lanolin nipple cream, but it is still very "oily" and easy to rub dirty clothes. All the ingredients in the nipple cream are safe to eat, but the smell of the plant may be offensive to the baby, so the mother who minds can wipe it off before breastfeeding.

Packaged in a 29.5ml jar, Motherlove nipple cream is very small and portable, priced at around $10, and is not currently available in China. The "Motherlove flagship store" of the Chinese e-commerce platform is not the same as the American Motherlove, so you should pay attention to the identification when purchasing.