Native Body Wash - Candy Cane

Body wash, in a limited holiday scent. This 532 mL bottle of Native's Candy Cane formula lathers up with cocamidopropyl betaine and sodium cocoyl isethionate instead of sulfated surfactants, so you get a rich lather that rinses clean without the strip-you-dry feeling some sulfate formulas leave behind. It's the kind of scent that shows up in December and disappears by January, so if a hot shower that smells like a candy cane sounds like a good idea, this is the window to grab it.

Why Choose the Native Body Wash - Candy Cane?

• Formulated Without Sulfated Surfactants: Uses cocamidopropyl betaine and sodium cocoyl isethionate as its cleansing base instead, for a lather that's rich without relying on harsher sulfates.
• Cruelty Free: Native is certified cruelty-free by PETA, so this bottle carries a third-party-backed claim rather than a self-declared one.
• Free From Common Irritant Ingredients: Formulated without sulfates, parabens, dyes, or phthalates.
• Full-Size Bottle: At 532 mL (18 fl oz), one bottle covers a full season of holiday showers rather than a novelty-sized sample.

Perfect For

• Anyone who stocks up on holiday-scented body wash before it disappears from shelves in January
• Shoppers looking for a sulfate-free body wash that still produces a rich, foamy lather
• People who want a cruelty-free option backed by an actual PETA certification, not just a brand's own claim
• Gift-givers assembling a holiday care package or stocking stuffer with a seasonal scent

Product Specs

FAQs

Is Native Candy Cane Body Wash actually sulfate-free, or does it just avoid one type of sulfate?

It's formulated without sulfated surfactants entirely, using cocamidopropyl betaine and sodium cocoyl isethionate as the cleansing base instead. The full ingredient list also excludes parabens, dyes, and phthalates.

Is Native's cruelty-free claim actually certified, or is it self-declared like some other "clean" brands?

Native is certified cruelty-free by PETA, which is a third-party verification rather than a brand's own unverified claim. This is separate from any broader vegan marketing language the brand may use elsewhere.

How big is the bottle, and how long does it typically last?

Each bottle holds 532 mL (18 fl oz) of body wash. That's a full-size bottle, not a limited holiday sample size.

Is this candy cane scent available year-round, or is it a limited holiday release?

This is a limited-edition holiday scent, similar to how other candy cane and peppermint body washes are marketed seasonally. Stock up while it's available, since Native's holiday scents typically don't carry over into the rest of the year.

What does "Lather. Sing. Rinse." actually mean as directions?

It's Native's playful shorthand for normal use — work the body wash into a lather in the shower, then rinse clean. There's no special technique or wait time required.