Lanarie Whipped Balm

$39.00

$39.00 $49.00

Lanarie Whipped Balm

Name: Lanarie Whipped Balm
Brand: Lanarie
SKU: 14:29#1PC
Price: 39.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$39.00

$39.00 $49.00

11 left in stock — high demand during sale

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Most hand creams soften the surface, wash off, and get reapplied — while the crepey texture underneath stays where it was. Moisture was never what went missing. Collagen was. Lanarie Whipped Balm is built around GHK-Cu, a copper tripeptide isolated from human blood serum in 1973 and studied since for its role in collagen and elastin synthesis.

Why it's different

GHK-Cu (Copper Tripeptide-1) — the copper peptide your body produces less of every year, studied for stimulating collagen and elastin synthesis
A rich base, whipped light — 50g of aerated balm that goes on soft and settles occlusive, so the active stays put instead of evaporating
No sting, no peeling, no purge — GHK-Cu is a molecule your body has made your whole life, so there's nothing for skin to defend against
No retinol, no exfoliating acids, no added fragrance — low-pH actives destabilise copper peptides, so they're left out
A stated concentration — most hand creams don't name an active at all
Texture shifts first, usually 2–4 weeks. Firmness takes longer, closer to 8–12 — copper peptides work quietly, which is why most people stop too early

Ingredients

Aqua, Adeps Bovis, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea Butter), Petrolatum, Ethylhexyl Palmitate, Cetearyl Alcohol, Squalane, Prunus Armeniaca (Apricot) Kernel Oil, Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Dendrobium Officinale Stem Extract, Stephania Tetrandra Root Extract, Aesculus Hippocastanum (Horse Chestnut) Extract, Taxus Cuspidata Leaf Extract, Tocopherol, Copper Tripeptide-1, Basic Blue 9, Phenoxyethanol

How to use

Twice daily, morning and night. Take a small amount, massage into the backs of hands until absorbed, and follow with SPF during the day. Also suitable for the neck, chest and other dry areas. One 50g jar is roughly a two-month supply at twice-daily use.

Why Cats Actually Use It

It's not comfort. It's instinct.

Elevation Triggers Safety in the Wild

Cats evolved to seek high ground — in the wild, height means safety, control, and the ability to see threats before they arrive. A perch on the floor satisfies nothing. A perch at window height satisfies everything.

A Surface Built Around How Cats Rest

Cats need somewhere that holds their weight without shifting, flexing, or creaking. The reinforced metal wire frame and heavy-duty suction cups hold up to 40lbs so she settles in completely, without hesitation.

Works With the Window, Not Against It

Carl & Earl uses heavy-duty twist-lock suction cups that grip clean flat glass without tools, drilling, or damage. No permanent changes to your home. No anxiety every time she jumps up.

Happy cats, happy customers.

"Hesitated on the price at first but honestly it's worth every penny. She claimed it within the first day and hasn't left it since. Best thing I've bought for her."

Sarah Johnson

Verified Customer

"Really impressed with the build quality. Feels solid and secure, nothing like the flimsy ones I've tried before. The suction cups haven't budged once and my cat is not small."

Michael Chen

Verified Customer

"Wasn't sure my cats would even go near it. Within an hour they were both fighting over who got the window spot. Wish I'd bought one sooner."

Emily Rodriguez

Verified Customer

Frequently asked questions

Yes — and we engineered them specifically because this is the number one concern with any window perch. The Carl & Earl Aerial Hammock uses heavy-duty twist-lock suction cups rated to hold up to 40lbs on any clean, flat glass surface. The twist-lock mechanism creates a compression seal that standard push-on suction cups can't match. For best results mount on clean, dry, flat glass and press each cup firmly before twisting to lock. We recommend checking the cups periodically in warm or humid environments where glass expansion can slightly affect hold.

Cats ignore things that don't satisfy an instinct. They don't ignore elevated window positions. Height is one of the deepest hardwired drives a cat has — it's where they feel safe, in control, and completely at ease. Most cats discover the hammock within the first day simply because the window draws them there naturally. If your cat is hesitant at first, placing a familiar blanket or a small treat on the surface for the first few days is usually enough to get her comfortable.

It takes about five minutes and requires zero tools. Find a clean flat window, press each suction cup firmly against the glass, and twist to lock. The wire frame adjusts to hold the sleeping surface at the right height and angle automatically. No drilling, no screws, no permanent changes to your home. If you can press and twist, you can install it.

Any clean, flat glass surface. Standard single or double pane windows, sliding glass doors, and floor to ceiling glass panels all work perfectly. It does not work on textured, frosted, or curved glass surfaces as the suction cups need full contact with a smooth flat surface to create a proper seal.

No. The suction cup mount leaves zero marks, residue, or damage on glass. There is no drilling, no adhesive, and no permanent hardware involved. It installs and removes cleanly without any trace, which also makes it easy to move between windows or take down for cleaning.

Up to 40lbs. The reinforced metal wire frame and heavy-duty suction cups are both rated and tested to that capacity. For context, even large breeds like Maine Coons and Ragdolls typically fall well within that range. If your cat is above 40lbs we'd gently suggest the weight limit is the least of your concerns.

The 21 x 12 inch sleeping surface comfortably fits most cats including larger breeds. The hammock sits flush and stable regardless of where your cat positions herself on it, so smaller cats have just as much security as larger ones. The 40lb weight capacity means almost any domestic cat can use it safely and confidently.

We offer 60-day returns, no questions asked. But in our experience the cats who don't immediately take to window perches are almost always ones who just need a few days to discover it on their own terms. Cats don't like being introduced to things — they like stumbling across them. Put it up, leave it alone, and let her find it herself. Most owners are surprised how quickly that happens.