[Josy]

Anyone using/used these?




If there was a god of moisturisers then it would be these, I'm telling you they are amazing.

They dry almost instantly so you can get dressed right away after moisturising

They are all good but my favourite one and the one I'm going to be using for good is the Cocoa Radiant, the smell is out of this world.

Semi Chem and Superdrug are selling them for £3.99 atm.

*feels like an advert*

[Saph]

I really want to try them

[T*]

My dad got a 3 pack from Costco, Fantastic They also smell lovely!

[Saph]

do they leave a sticky residue like normal Vaseline?

[Josy]

No they don't at all Saph

[T*]

Originally Posted by Saph

do they leave a sticky residue like normal Vaseline?

Slightly, but it's not very noticable.

[Josy]

[Livia]

I tried the cocoa butter one and I've got to say I was disappointed. It didn't come out in a fine mist like I was expecting but a single stream. I spent ages rubbing it in and it felt very watery on my skin. I Maybe I got a duff one, but I wasn't at all impressed.

The Nivea in-shower one is really nice... but Palmer's Cocoa Butter is still my fave, or baby oil in wet skin and pat dry.

[T*]

Originally Posted by Livia

I tried the cocoa butter one and I've got to say I was disappointed. It didn't come out in a fine mist like I was expecting but a single stream. I spent ages rubbing it in and it felt very watery on my skin. I Maybe I got a duff one, but I wasn't at all impressed.

The Nivea in-shower one is really nice... but Palmer's Cocoa Butter is still my fave, or baby oil in wet skin and pat dry.

Yes! Baby oil on wet skin is good, especially if you have dry feet or dead skin, it softens it up and it's lovely.

[Josy]

I used baby oil as an after shower moisturiser years ago but now I can't do it, I don't like the horrible greasy feeling of it.

[Livia]

So this Vaseline moisturiser Josy... did it spray in a fine mist for you?

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Livia

So this Vaseline moisturiser Josy... did it spray in a fine mist for you?

Yeah it does, I hold it about roughly 20/30cm away then just spray all over.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Josy

Yeah it does, I hold it about roughly 20/30cm away then just spray all over.

I reckon I got a duff batch. I might give it another go... I like the idea of it.

[Sophiee]

these look amazing! I'm going to have to try them when I see them now.

[Crimson Dynamo]

why are you woman all so dry that you need to artificially put lotions on?

drink some water you arid old witches

[Josy]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

why are you woman all so dry that you need to artificially put lotions on?

drink some water you arid old witches

Washing strips the natural sebum from our bodies hence the reason we apply a new layer of moisture, it protects as well as keeps our skin hydrated.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Josy

Washing strips the natural sebum from our bodies hence the reason we apply a new layer of moisture, it protects as well as keeps our skin hydrated.

men seem to survive?


the real answer is of course....marketing

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Livia

I reckon I got a duff batch. I might give it another go... I like the idea of it.

If you have a duff batch then perhaps a hot poultice and then some talc might help?

[Josy]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

men seem to survive?


the real answer is of course....marketing

Not really, you can moisturise with everyday products that you don't have to buy

And Men don't care if they have smooth bodies or not.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

If you have a duff batch then perhaps a hot poultice and then some talc might help?

Shut your pie hole, Trumpet.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Livia

I tried the cocoa butter one and I've got to say I was disappointed. It didn't come out in a fine mist like I was expecting but a single stream. I spent ages rubbing it in and it felt very watery on my skin. I Maybe I got a duff one, but I wasn't at all impressed.

The Nivea in-shower one is really nice... but Palmer's Cocoa Butter is still my fave, or baby oil in wet skin and pat dry.

..yeah, that's what I mostly use or Body Shop Cocoa Butter which is also good but I might give the spray a try if it dries quickly because it's a pain in the morning when you're getting dressed and rushing for work...

[Brother Leon]

God bless Vaseline. I wouldn't say it has a really nice smell though I'll give it a try one day.

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Brother Leon

God bless Vaseline. I wouldn't say it has a really nice smell though I'll give it a try one day.

These sprays don't just smell like normal Vaseline though they have 3 different fragrances, my favourite is the Cocoa Radiant it reminds me of summer.

[Kizzy]

The green one sounds nice, that would prob be my fave but have loads of body shop stuff to use atm.

[Me. I Am Salman]

I'll tell my daw to buy it