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pinkcupcake
28-10-2006, 12:26 PM
What is your favourite body lotion?

pinkcupcake
28-10-2006, 12:35 PM
Has anyone had a chance to checkout the new Napolean Perdis Body packs with body lotion and shower gel in them (available from Adore Beauty ofcourse)? I have purchased both packs, the Pomegranate & Fig and the French Lemon and might I just say that they are devine! I don't know which one I love more. They are so reasonably priced just $35.00 for each pack and they leave you smelling gorgeous. They would also be a great gift idea for Birthday's or Christmas.

Kate (Staff)
28-10-2006, 12:43 PM
Do I have to pick just one? :p

Ummmm... I really like Aesop's Rejuvenate body cream - smells yummy and is really moisturising. I also love the smell of Clarins Eau Dynamisante body lotion but my partner hates it so I don't get to wear it very often :rolleyes:

When my skin gets reeeeally dry, the absolute most ultra-hydrating body lotion is the Ultraceuticals Ultra ACE Body Treatment - it totally gets rid of the lizard effect - but can be a bit sticky for everyday use.

*Milo*
28-10-2006, 01:36 PM
As far as cheapies go, I love Nivea Moisturising Care Lotion for Normal Skin, and the good ol' Palmer's Cocoa Butter. But if we're talking luxe lotions I love Clarins Energizing Hydra-Wear Express Body Lotion. My beauty therapist slathers this all over my arms at the end of my facial (if you've never had a Clarins facial - they're the best), and I always leave smelling soooo good and loving how soft my arms feel for the rest of the day.

Luisa Brown
28-10-2006, 04:01 PM
Despite being a beauty junkie, I so do not go for body lotions. Really dont have the time or inclination, despite having a lovely collection of them matching my fragrances. I do however, make sure I use a moisturising body wash in the shower - that takes care of that!

jaime
30-10-2006, 01:20 PM
I love the Body Shop when it comes to body lotions. Although they are a thicker body butter, but my faves are Papaya and Africa Spa... mmmm yumbo

pinkcupcake
30-10-2006, 02:06 PM
I love the Body Shop Body Butters also but find they are a bit heavy for use during the day. I like to slather them on at night so I wake up with really soft hydrated skin. My favourites are coconut, grapeseed and mango:)

locoroco
07-11-2006, 10:54 PM
I'm addicted to MOR. Basically MOR anything, but in love with their souffles. It's so easy to absorb, hydrating and smells yum! ~

tim tam
07-11-2006, 10:57 PM
Despite being a beauty junkie, I so do not go for body lotions. Really dont have the time or inclination, despite having a lovely collection of them matching my fragrances. I do however, make sure I use a moisturising body wash in the shower - that takes care of that!

Sounds exactly like me!

I ocassionally use Nivea Firming Lotion after a shower but its the only thing i cant get into a routine with :confused:

Luisa Brown
07-11-2006, 11:00 PM
Sounds exactly like me!

I ocassionally use Nivea Firming Lotion after a shower but its the only thing i cant get into a routine with :confused:

Glad I am not the only one!! Do actually have a L'oreal spray body oil which I use in summer. Not greasy at all and really makes your legs glisten. Smells good too. :)

locoroco
07-11-2006, 11:03 PM
Glad I am not the only one!! Do actually have a L'oreal spray body oil which I use in summer. Not greasy at all and really makes your legs glisten. Smells good too. :)

Oh I like this too, but I can't find it anywhere now. Is it being discontinued?

Luisa Brown
08-11-2006, 12:08 AM
Hey, you might be right! Picked up my last bottle in Hong Kong. The L'oreal (particularly the body range) is huge over there. Would be unhappy if they discontinued it :(

Medusa
13-11-2006, 08:55 PM
I love the Pure Fiji Body lotion (coconut/frangapani) teamed with the shower gel. Tip: If you are going to Fiji, buy it there, its much cheaper.
I also love Sohum's Coconut or Vanilla Body Moisture Creme. The scent is so heady & long lasting I skip my perfume.
For my feet I can't beat Mancine's Marine Foot Massage Lotion. Its a pro product (nail tech in the family) but if you can get it, get the whole range.

pinkcupcake
13-11-2006, 10:07 PM
I adore the Reniu range (available at David Jones and rescu beauty bar). Reniu products are made with pure coconut oil and extracts and then they are infused with a scent. The Body lotions are too gorgeous for words and are also very very hydrating! They are also extremely well priced (about $16 for 354ml). The sugar scrubs are great and give a thorough exfoliation. The body butters are super hydrating and quite rich. I just love love love these products. I currently have the lotions, scrubs and butters in:

Watermelon Infusion (my very favourite):hearts:

Pineapple Infusion

Franjipani

Medusa
13-11-2006, 11:05 PM
I have the Reniu Coconut Tiare infusion body lotion. Its like a coco cross frangapani.

I believe that the Reniu range is made by the Pure Fiji people. Check out their website. Pure Fiji is more expensive because it is higher quality. Compare the ingrediants lists & you'll see.

LittleMissV
08-12-2006, 07:17 PM
I love Urban Rituelle's body butters!:hearts:
They make my skin feel really nice and i love the smells they have.
:o

tim tam
09-12-2006, 01:00 AM
Using some french body lotion my boy got me at the moment with hints of green tea - its soo divine

(too lazy to get up and get the body so will report back with the name!)

BuBBLeS
09-12-2006, 06:37 PM
im always on rotation but i keep going back to using palmers cocoa butter as its cheap and just as effective as my expensive ones. Although i just recently bought the sohum body milk in mango and its absolutely divine. easily absorb and really lightly scented.:sunnies:

Alice
11-01-2007, 09:16 PM
Palmers Cocoa Butter Moisturiser Outstanding!!!

pinkcupcake
11-01-2007, 09:51 PM
I really like all the body lotions in the Cake range. They smell so yummy, almost eatible! They are also very hydrating. I have the enitre cake range! Love it! My special face is the deserted Island (coconut)!

raspberryberet
11-01-2007, 10:14 PM
Missed this one too! Gah! There are so many great body lotions out there, and I can never decide between floral and food scents. Some smell so good you don't need fragrance.

For luxury I like Kiehls Creme De Corps (thanks PCC for this recommendation) and for every day, Palmer's Cocoa Butter or MOR. And Cake, yum!

I've always wanted to try the Jessica Simpson Dessert line (no poking fun at me girls), it looks fun and smells delish. I read a Kate Beckinsdale quote that said her husband comes at her with a spoon when she wears it!

In summer though I've been using body oils rather than lotions, during the day and after showering. Favourite is Nars Body Glow II (monoi oil) which I got for an absolute steal ($60) in the US (it's $180 here, crazy). I'd like to try the Hei Poa line, has anyone used it?

pinkcupcake
11-01-2007, 10:34 PM
Missed this one too! Gah! There are so many great body lotions out there, and I can never decide between floral and food scents. Some smell so good you don't need fragrance.

For luxury I like Kiehls Creme De Corps (thanks PCC for this recommendation) and for every day, Palmer's Cocoa Butter or MOR. And Cake, yum!

I've always wanted to try the Jessica Simpson Dessert line (no poking fun at me girls), it looks fun and smells delish. I read a Kate Beckinsdale quote that said her husband comes at her with a spoon when she wears it!

In summer though I've been using body oils rather than lotions, during the day and after showering. Favourite is Nars Body Glow II (monoi oil) which I got for an absolute steal ($60) in the US (it's $180 here, crazy). I'd like to try the Hei Poa line, has anyone used it?


Raspberry Beret - At the moment Priceline have a sale and you can get three Jessica Simpson Dessert Whips in a pack for $14.95! They are normally around $65! They are actually tasteable as is everything in her range (even the fragrances)! I didn't find them particularly hydrating but they smell so good. I actually use them as shaving cream! They make excellent shaving cream and they do hydrate a little so make fabulous shaving creams! If you get them you will have to have a little taste yum yum!

raspberryberet
11-01-2007, 10:48 PM
Fantastic, thanks for letting me know about the sale! What a bargain. Think I'll have to nip out in my lunch hour tomorrow and snap it up! I'll report back. If all else fails at least I'll have three yummy-smelling shaving creams to use :spin:

Have you tried any of the Lush shower creams or buttercreams? I think you mentioned you use the jellies...?

pinkcupcake
11-01-2007, 10:54 PM
Oooh Yeah, I love the Lush Butter Creams. Some are softer then others so you have to be careful not to get the softer ones too wet (ie don't leave them in the shower, take them out and let them dry between showers). Here is a list of the ones I love:

Emperor of Icecream - creamy and hydrating

Ring of Roses- smells just like Stella by Stella McCartney fragrance

Lemslip - smells like fresh ripe tangy lemons

Almond - Quite soft but also has exfoliating properties, super hydrating as well.

BeautyAddict
12-01-2007, 10:05 AM
My absolute favourite (and only recently discovered) is the Spa Organics range from Priceline, it keeps my skin hydrated all day and doesn't leave my skin feeling greasy. I purchased a large tub last week after finshing the small one I received as present at christmas, I think it only cost about $8.

I used to use body moisturisers from the Clarins range - they are REALLY good but now I've found a cheapo that works just as well!;)

princess precious
12-01-2007, 11:01 AM
I would have to say the body shop body butters for winter because like everyonenhas said they are very rich and i find they melt off in the heat. But they leave your skin so smooth and so fragrant. I use the papaya and shea butter one. The lotions are also as good at the butters just lighter.

This isn't a cream but it is the Dry Oil from the body shop and it is amazing. My sister never used anything but this everyday. Its moisturising, smell wonderful and gives your skin an amazing gleam without looking greasey. I suggest everyone try it. Its cool how it works, it just dissapears into your skin. I recommend coconut and mango.

Overall any body lotion from the Body Shop is wonderful.

Blonde Kittykat
12-01-2007, 02:08 PM
I love body lotions by Sohum. :hearts:
They're fabulous & last nearly all day. And because they are nearly all natural they smell devine and not chemically & last longer than most other lotions that are full of chemicals...

I've got the Mandarin one & another one with Tangerine, Vanilla & something else... both smell yum!

I find any type of body butter to heavy as my skin isn't super dry. Even in winter a lotion is substantial.

BeautyAddict
12-01-2007, 02:16 PM
After reading your response PP I made a dash in my lunch to check out the body shop dry oils - and came away with 2 - they are georgous, I've just sat at my desk and tried it out on my legs - got some funny looks but then someone popped their head over our dividing wall (don't you hate those things!) and asked what the nice smell was! - I got the mango one and the passionfruit one. thanks for the tip! :hugs:

BuBBLeS
12-01-2007, 04:01 PM
:waving: HI!! Rasperberryberet .........I bought the jessica simpson mouse range from priceline and to be honest its disappointing. The smell isnt that nice and neither is the texture it leaves on your skin. its quite drying. But for the price at moment its only $10 so thats a great bargain. i definitely heard alot about the CAKE range. Can anyone tell me what the texture is like? as it also states that this is a mouse?? is it similiar to jessica simpson range??

Toastie
12-03-2007, 05:05 PM
*bump*

Does anybody use the Alpha-H body lotion? I use a St Ives one at the moment which does it's bit to make my skin soft but I feel like I'd like something with a bit more...oomph. Some active ingredients or something.

Also I have some stretch mark scars on my hips and bum was wondering if any particular body lotion would help them?

Bangers
12-03-2007, 05:31 PM
Hi Toastie

The best way to help stretch marks scaring is to keep the skin supple so that no more form, and anything with Gotu Kola (a herb extract), vitamin E and small doses of Retin-A will also help, unfortunately there's little in the way of getting rid of them :mad:

Luisa Brown
12-03-2007, 06:52 PM
Toastie, the Alpha H one is particularly good as it contains AHA in high concentration. For specific stetch mark treatment there is a "dry" body oil which does the trick called Bio Oil that you can pick up at Priceline or pharmacies. Whatever you use, try and include a good body scrub at least two or three times a week.

CeeJaye
12-03-2007, 11:37 PM
*bump*

Does anybody use the Alpha-H body lotion? I use a St Ives one at the moment which does it's bit to make my skin soft but I feel like I'd like something with a bit more...oomph. Some active ingredients or something.

Also I have some stretch mark scars on my hips and bum was wondering if any particular body lotion would help them?

Hi Toastie.

Try Bio Oil. Its fantastic. U buy it from the chemist, and if you use it religiously you get great results. Its about $12, so a bargain. I also use it on my cuticles.

Toastie
13-03-2007, 09:11 AM
Thanks guys! I have some Bio Oil, I'll put it to use. :)

Alice
16-03-2007, 08:18 PM
Palmers Cocoa Butter Moisturiser Outstanding!!!

currently using

1 of the following on a daily basis

nivea soft
sskinfood body butter
natural instinct body lotion

melissa9419
16-03-2007, 09:10 PM
I was thinking about a post like this a while ago, probably after I received a free Jo Malone body lotion. This is probably the best I've ever, ever used. It leaves a silky, soft feel on your skin, and a soft shine to your skin, like a silky look (like a moist look....if that makes sense). It lasts a couple of days, and doesnt wash off....I absolutely am loving Jo Malone, and am making a trip into the city tomorrow to buy a full bottle, despite the cost.:flames:

Oh, and I have the Lime, basil and mandarin scent, which I love too for the invigoration it provides of a morning....:penguin:

PSS, I've tried the Kiehls, but didnt find it worth repurchasing, and no-where near the Jo Malone in my humble opinion....

raspberryberet
16-03-2007, 09:17 PM
JM lotions do sound divine. If a little bit goes a long way it's probably value for money.

My body moisturisers are waiting for cooler weather...at the moment I'm using NARS Body Glow II, a beautiful light coconut oil with a tiare infusion. Smells like summer, which is slowly slipping away *sniff*. Got the bottle for a song in the US (about $60 - it's $180 here, crazy!!)

Luisa Brown
16-03-2007, 11:49 PM
JM lotions do sound divine. If a little bit goes a long way it's probably value for money.

My body moisturisers are waiting for cooler weather...at the moment I'm using NARS Body Glow II, a beautiful light coconut oil with a tiare infusion. Smells like summer, which is slowly slipping away *sniff*. Got the bottle for a song in the US (about $60 - it's $180 here, crazy!!)

Renui from the Pure Fiji people have a tiare infused coconut oil and cheap as chips! Wonder if it might be a substitue for your $$ NARS?

raspberryberet
16-03-2007, 11:58 PM
Renui from the Pure Fiji people have a tiare infused coconut oil and cheap as chips! Wonder if it might be a substitue for your $$ NARS?

Yes, it certainly would be a good alternative. I like both the Reniu & Pure Fiji lines, but haven't tried the oils, thanks for this. They do smell lovely. I just couldn't believe the price difference for the NARS in the US, it was such a "bargain" at $60 US (as opposed to $180 AU) that I had to have it. Gah, I'm a bit of a sucker.

Luisa Brown
17-03-2007, 12:03 AM
Never mind duty free, the Nars recommended retail prices over there are about a third what we are charged here. Unfair!:flames:

Luisa Brown
17-03-2007, 12:56 AM
Just got an email from Instyle Mag USA. Stila lipglaze, there US$20, here $45!

Medusa
17-03-2007, 12:57 AM
Bastards! :flames:

CeeJaye
20-03-2007, 10:57 PM
Sorry to revive the Bod Lotion Thread, but has anyone tried the cheapie Aveeno range?

I bought the cooling moisturiser and have been putting it on before bed all through summer. When I hop in between the sheets there is this gorgeous silky cool feeling on your skin - hard to describe. My skin always feels amazing I am totally addicted

Hard not to be addicted as its like 9 bucks a pop (and im a slatherer, so I go through bottles of everything i buy so quickly!) :redcheeks:

Toastie
21-03-2007, 10:05 AM
I've been using St Ives Whipped Silk for about a year now. It's so freaking awesome for a cheapie ($7 I think). It goes on lightly, without a greasy feeling, absorbs straight away and leaves my skin SO soft. Since I've been using it I always get "Ohmigosh your skin is so soft!" comments. It smells really gorgeous as well.

jaime
27-03-2007, 04:29 PM
It's taken me a while, but I have just discovered how good the Palmers Coco Butter lotion is! Smells delish and is super moisturising. :dance:

raspberryberet
27-03-2007, 08:38 PM
It's taken me a while, but I have just discovered how good the Palmers Coco Butter lotion is! Smells delish and is super moisturising. :dance:

Nice one Jaime, yes, it's fab isn't it? I like the Body Oil and Body Gloss too. In fact the whole range is great.

BuBBLeS
29-03-2007, 01:44 PM
Toastie thanks for the review on St ives body whip. i was in Safeway doing the grocery shopping and happen to walk by the bodycare section. Guess what the St ives was on sale for $5 something and i bought one. Just used it this morning and it is lovely as u said. Goesss on sooo smoothly and absorbs like soo quickly.

:kissing: thanks U

OO the palmers range smells yummy yeah soo glad u discoverd the range Jaime. i too like the body oil especially in winter.

fusspot
04-04-2007, 11:38 AM
Nice one Jaime, yes, it's fab isn't it? I like the Body Oil and Body Gloss too. In fact the whole range is great.


i also LOVE this range , beautiful stuff

fusspot
04-04-2007, 11:39 AM
Sorry to revive the Bod Lotion Thread, but has anyone tried the cheapie Aveeno range?

I bought the cooling moisturiser and have been putting it on before bed all through summer. When I hop in between the sheets there is this gorgeous silky cool feeling on your skin - hard to describe. My skin always feels amazing I am totally addicted

Hard not to be addicted as its like 9 bucks a pop (and im a slatherer, so I go through bottles of everything i buy so quickly!) :redcheeks:

i have been using the non cooling one , it is a great cheapy . great also for people that get itchy skin [as is oatmeal based]

fusspot
04-04-2007, 11:41 AM
though i have to say my bestest [haha!] - quoting my daughter there !

is the avojucies from opi , my absolute fav is the mocha mint juicie with cocnut melon a close 2nd. they smell divine [too sweet for some] & they soak in really quickly yet r super moisturising !!!

CeeJaye
06-04-2007, 06:28 PM
though i have to say my bestest [haha!] - quoting my daughter there !

is the avojucies from opi , my absolute fav is the mocha mint juicie with cocnut melon a close 2nd. they smell divine [too sweet for some] & they soak in really quickly yet r super moisturising !!!

Oh I have the mocha Mint on my desk at work, it smells amazing.

CeeJaye
06-04-2007, 09:44 PM
i have been using the non cooling one , it is a great cheapy . great also for people that get itchy skin [as is oatmeal based]

Have you tried the body washes Fusspot? I get itchy skin and thought this may also help in addition to the lotion

pinkcupcake
06-04-2007, 09:58 PM
The opi avojuices smell great. I have a few. From memory one has cranberries in it and the other smells like spiced vanilla. I haven't tried the body washes but I am going to have a look at them now.

fusspot
07-04-2007, 05:47 PM
Have you tried the body washes Fusspot? I get itchy skin and thought this may also help in addition to the lotion

i have, though my skin isn't too bad , thanks for the tip ;)

fusspot
07-04-2007, 05:49 PM
Oh I have the mocha Mint on my desk at work, it smells amazing.


i know it reminds me of mint slice biscuits yummmmm.......:rollthoseeyes:

fusspot
07-04-2007, 05:51 PM
The opi avojuices smell great. I have a few. From memory one has cranberries in it and the other smells like spiced vanilla. I haven't tried the body washes but I am going to have a look at them now.


i was going to try that vanilla one but they had none to smell , i wasn't sure what it would be like. Some in this range r really quite gross, was it nice PCC ? didit remind u of anything ?

Luisa Brown
08-04-2007, 06:32 PM
All confused, read posts out of context and though OPI had body washes now!:redcheeks:

My faves are the Cranberry and Berry and the Pear. There is another US brand that mimics the Avojuices. It's from Creative Nail Designs and my alltime fave is the Apple and Cinnamon - try not smelling your hands every minute when this on is on!

fusspot
08-04-2007, 06:54 PM
All confused, read posts out of context and though OPI had body washes now!:redcheeks:

My faves are the Cranberry and Berry and the Pear. There is another US brand that mimics the Avojuices. It's from Creative Nail Designs and my alltime fave is the Apple and Cinnamon - try not smelling your hands every minute when this on is on!


LOL not to worry

i love the sound of that one , can u get hold of them here ?

Luisa Brown
08-04-2007, 06:56 PM
Usually from nail technicians although I got the Apple Cinnamon one from the US.

VeeE
10-04-2007, 05:40 PM
I LOVE OPI Avojuices... My fave is Coconut and Melon and I also really love Grapefruit. I have heaps of the sample sizes in these as well as a 600ml of the Coconut and Melon. I love the way it just disappears on the skin but you still feel hydrated, even after washing your hands a few times. I always go back to OPI after using a different brand...

Alice
15-05-2007, 08:56 PM
Natural Instinct body wash and lotion are my favurite combination.

Skinfood body butter is great if you like body butters (nz made, paraben free no artificial colours).

Ozlicious
23-05-2008, 06:14 PM
OK, so I have to say, I'm really disappointed in how frequently I've been finding mineral oil in my supermarket and chemist body lotions. I thought I had weeded out the ones containing mineral oil or paraffinium but lately I have realised that most of the Dove lotions (including the Pro-Age), the Nivea in the dark blue bottle, and Palmers Shea Butter all contain mineral oil as one of their top ingredients. Even the Palmers Cocoa Butter has it, although it's about the third or fourth ingredient. The Olive Butter has it too, but it's way down the list. The Garnier Body one in the red bottle contains it too. Sigh. Anyway, yeah. I was a bit surprised. I guess it's back to exxy ones, although I reeaallly don't like to use expensive lotions twice a day because I go through body lotions sooo quickly!

VeeE
23-05-2008, 06:17 PM
Yeah, I have noticed this too :shakehead: I might have a look at my St Ives this arvo and let you know if that has it too! ;)

CeeJaye
23-05-2008, 08:12 PM
OK, so I have to say, I'm really disappointed in how frequently I've been finding mineral oil in my supermarket and chemist body lotions. I thought I had weeded out the ones containing mineral oil or paraffinium but lately I have realised that most of the Dove lotions (including the Pro-Age), the Nivea in the dark blue bottle, and Palmers Shea Butter all contain mineral oil as one of their top ingredients. Even the Palmers Cocoa Butter has it, although it's about the third or fourth ingredient. The Olive Butter has it too, but it's way down the list. The Garnier Body one in the red bottle contains it too. Sigh. Anyway, yeah. I was a bit surprised. I guess it's back to exxy ones, although I reeaallly don't like to use expensive lotions twice a day because I go through body lotions sooo quickly!

What a pain.....

I go through a bottle a week :shakehead:

amaranth
23-05-2008, 08:15 PM
I go through a bottle a week :shakehead:

woah really...

CeeJaye
23-05-2008, 08:15 PM
woah really...

Yep. Twice a day, every day. Im like a woman possessed.

amaranth
23-05-2008, 08:20 PM
One bottle = 14 applications? hehehe.

I am a moisture freak too, always got hand lotion in my bag. I was damaged for life as a small child seeing my grandmother naked.

ladyver
23-05-2008, 08:51 PM
i just went and checked the ones in my cupboard at the moment (looks like i'm getting low)
- living nature and aseop ones don't
- linden leaves: a lotion from an old range does but a body butter from a newer range doesn't

Medusa
23-05-2008, 10:56 PM
Yes many many Body Lotions contain petroleum products but there are also many that do not. I think if you go the brands we have listed in the SLS fre thread you will find that most of those brands also follow thru keeping their other products chemical free.

Just off the top of my head I can rec
Sohum
Pure Fiji
Cake
Mor
Badger
Ultraceuticals
Alpha H
Mancine
Trilogy

The Cheapies approx under $20
The Body Collection
Alba
Natural Instinct
Surkin
Body Coffee
Natio Spa
Le Tan, Tan Extender
She
Akin
Burt's Bees
Little Twig
Gaia

Be sure to always read the labels though as sometimes 1 product in the range has a nasty but another does not.

Ozlicious
23-05-2008, 11:37 PM
Yep. Twice a day, every day. Im like a woman possessed.
Yep. Same. I used to apply 3-4 times a week but now it's twice daily and if I miss an application I feel antsy!


Be sure to always read the labels though as sometimes 1 product in the range has a nasty but another does not.
Yes, this is definitely true. They also often contain mineral oil in varying amounts (ie at various points down the ingredients list). I can cope with mineral oil if it's 6th or 7th down the list but not #2 or 3. :shakehead:

loolabelle
24-05-2008, 12:05 PM
I love lotioning up - I must confess, I never read ingredients though I wouldn't have a cle why mineral oil is bad.

Ozlicious
24-05-2008, 12:12 PM
I love lotioning up - I must confess, I never read ingredients though I wouldn't have a cle why mineral oil is bad.

It doesn't sink into your skin, it can't be absorbed. It just sits on top of your skin like a barrier. Fine if you're out in the wind or something and you really need a barrier from the elements, but it's bad for getting all the good nourishment stuff down into your skin. It's also not a humectant so it doesn't help to bind moisture to your skin - when you wash it off your skin is no better than it was before. So if you used a lotion containing mineral oil for a week or two straight, your skin really wouldn't be much better off.

And I love lotioning up too. God how I love it. Body lotions are up there amongst my absolute favourite things.

loolabelle
24-05-2008, 12:14 PM
I don't really find that but no oubt I would have used a lot of them :chuckle:

Now I feel like going and buying lotion.

Ozlicious
24-05-2008, 12:23 PM
Mmmm lotion. Funnily enough, as much as I hate the guy, I really love Napoleon Perdis body washes and lotions. Like love. Love love love. They have FAB ingredients.

loolabelle
24-05-2008, 12:25 PM
I just can't bring myself to use them, not a fan of the dude or the products I have to admit.

Ozlicious
24-05-2008, 12:29 PM
I loathe him but I do think some of the products are pretty great (although personally I think the 3-step skincare looks lame-o). The Fig & Pom body wash and lotion are so gorgeous, although I love the others too. :redcheeks: The lotions are full of good stuff.

loolabelle
24-05-2008, 12:30 PM
I have never trid the lotions, just the makeup. The 3 Step ad's are pretty bad!

Now I just want to buy stuff.

Ozlicious
24-05-2008, 12:32 PM
The 3 step ads are the worst. Just...the worst.

VeeE
24-05-2008, 12:34 PM
The ones in the ANTM ad breaks are just embarrasing. They make me shudder!

amaranth
24-05-2008, 01:01 PM
Thanks for the mineral oil info Oz.. very interesting :D

Alice
26-05-2008, 10:26 PM
I'm going through a phase at the moment, looking and wanting to buy body products especially cream, body butters and oils. I have a long wishlist.

Perfect Potion Organic Vanilla Double Cream
Dr Hauschka Quince Body Lotion
Trilogy Nourishing Body Lotion
Avalon Organics Hand and Body Lotion
REN Rose Body Cream
Aesop Body Oil
Badger Body Butter