Naturium Whipped Multi-Oil Body Butter Glow Getter, Firming and Moisturizing Body Cream with Shea Butter, 7.7 fl oz 7.7 Liquid Ounces (1-Pack)

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This lotion is fantastic. I got it on a whim when looking for a really hydrating body cream, that also had no petroleum ingredients. I've tried a number of different lotions (I'm black, it's a thing). And honestly this one has become a huge favourite. My skin gets super dry in winter. Both of my children also get very dry skin, but my youngest in particular gets borderline eczema every single winter. This is only the second body lotion that has healed her skin (she gets bumps and rashes and will itch until she bleeds if I don't treat it quickly) - the other is a shea butter based one I buy on etsy every winter. This is very smooth and absorbs quickly for how thick and hydrating it is. I also find it doesn't leave our skin feeling greasy or sticky at all. And the moisture lasts. I use this all over when needed, and for knees, hands and elbows when necessary (and my kids eczema nightly). It has a nice scent that's not overwhelming or too strong for my five year old, and the tub has lasted some time with my putting it on her almost every night. Since this product worked so well, I have branched out and tried other naturium body lotions and face care and I have slowly become very obsessed. The products work so well, and are mostly reasonably priced. This body butter is much more expensive then their other body lotions. But it works so well I'll keep getting it. I also have the regular body lotion and love it too, it's more lightweight which I appreciate for my daily use. Overall, I'm very happy I found this brand, and I'll be a repeat customer for some time.

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hi it’s me. the delicate woman with the skin texture of an ancient manuscript discovered in a salt cave. i have spent years attempting to moisturise myself correctly. YEARS. at this point my bathroom routine resembles a suspicious woodland alchemy operation conducted by a woman banned from several provinces for “unnatural softness”. i’ve tried the eos lotions everyone loses their minds over and somehow emerged both lightly burned and spiritually dehydrated. my skin absorbed absolutely nothing. incredible scenes. genuinely felt like my epidermis looked me in the eye and said “we reject this offering.” cyklar meanwhile is gorgeous. chic. beautiful. luxurious. financially devastating. using the full cyklar lineup daily starts to feel like maintaining a small european horse. every shower becomes a high stakes economic decision reviewed by the chaiconomy council. do i want glowing skin or would i also enjoy retaining access to iced chai. impossible to say. then this body butter entered my life like a wealthy widow arriving mysteriously by train. this stuff is THICK. not in a greasy “you now slide helplessly off furniture” way. more in a “your skin has finally been placed under the protection of the crown” way. it actually moisturises deeply enough that my legs stop looking like i’ve just crossed a desert carrying tragic family secrets. my current routine now involves mixing this with a little cyklar body oil or shower balm in my hand before applying it, which makes me feel less like a normal citizen and more like an apothecary witch quietly preparing a restorative salve before the kingdom falls to plague. highly recommend by the way. the naturium gives you that genuinely effective moisturising base and the lovely cyklar oils let you customise the scent situation depending on your mood and current level of psychological stability. also this leaves your skin looking moisturised from within. not oily. not shiny. just deeply alive. i caught sight of my shoulder in natural light the other day and briefly understood why victorian men kept writing poems after seeing a woman’s clavicle near a window. dangerous levels of luminosity. the texture? obsessed. dense whipped cream energy. every time i scoop some out i feel like i’m feeding my skin ceremonial butter before winter migration season. my body now expects this treatment. if i attempt to apply a thin watery lotion instead, my limbs react like disgruntled aristocrats being served peasant stew. some body butters vanish instantly like they’re evading international authorities. this one actually stretches. especially mixed with oil. important information because again: chaiconomy. i cannot be spending the equivalent of three ceremonial iced chais every fortnight just to keep my elbows from turning into archival parchment. and i need to discuss something deeply sinister. if i skip this after shaving, i get razor burn. if i use it, peace throughout the kingdom. i tested this repeatedly because i refuse to become one of those people assigning mystical healing powers to a body butter after one emotionally vulnerable evening. but no. every single time i omitted it, my skin reacted like an outraged noblewoman denied adequate housing arrangements during travel season. same razor. same shower routine. same water temperature. same dissociative stare into the middle distance while conditioner marinated in my hair. the only difference was this body butter. apparently she’s holding multiple positions within the company. love a woman with employment versatility. ✨tl;dr✨ thick, whipped, genuinely moisturising body butter that keeps my dry victorian-heir skin soft, helps calm razor burn somehow and pairs beautifully with body oils for custom little apothecary concoctions. my limbs have not looked this alive since the invention of central heating.

Moisturizing, smell good and makes my skin glow

I love this stuff. I have an extremely dry, discolored elbow that peels. I've tried prescription creams and every kind of lotion and cream for years. This isn't the miracle that's suddenly healed it in 2 weeks of use but rubbing it on 2 or 3 times a day has helped stop the peeling and has kept it soft and less alligator skin looking. I have read reviews about it smelling bad when first opened. It did for me too and I considered returning it for that reason. The first use after opening didn't smell good at all. I used it on my arms and the weird smell stuck with me but I liked how it felt on my skin. After it sat for a day or 2 on the shelf the bad smell went away. It began to smell almost like freshly sharpened pencils then another day or 2 it smelled more like shea butter. I can't explain it. The scent now is very light and doesn't linger more than a few minutes after applying. My advice to anyone ready to return on first smell, wait 2 or 3 days. It works beautifully after a shower/bath. It feels like it would be a little greasy going on but it absorbs quickly. It leaves a nice silky soft feeling after a few minutes. I'm over 50 with dry skin prone to itching. If I have time I reapply it mid day to exposed arms and legs. I know it's a body butter and not specifically for the face, there's better options for the face, but it's been good for me on dry patches under my cheeks to jawline. It leaves a nice glow on makeup free days and helps soften those fine lines. One last thing I saw others comment on is skin sloughing off when used. I personally didn't experience that. I found a long time ago that a little exfoliating in the shower helps any lotion, cream or oil go on better. I know this a long review. Thank you for reading.