What Are Good Moisturizing Lotions That Smell Good To?

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Hannah C.

Feb 10, 2013

Hannah C.

My hands are so so chapped and regular lotion isn't helping suggestions?

Alyse M.

Feb 10, 2013

Alyse M.

First of all, make sure your lotions don't have mineral oil or petroleum in them. l'occitane makes an amazing shea butter hand cream. sallys has a cheaper version, it's shea butter and olive oil hand cream. I keep one in my purse, in my work bag, and in my nightstand. hand food by soap & glory is good too, and that one smells nice.

I always recommend tanning lotions to people who want to really change their skin. lotions made for tanners are so moisturizing and they smell good, too! they WILL NOT include mineral oil because for tanners, that's a huge no no. some brands to look at are supre, australian gold, designer skin, devoted creations. those are just a few. I use after tan lotions daily and now if I use nivea, which I used to use religiously, my skin feels dry. it really does make a big difference to use lotions aimed at people who are tanning, because they're drying their skin, and their lotions need to be extra moisturizing! they really include the best ingredients. you can either get them at your local tanning salon or order online from sites like tanninglotionsupply.com or lotions2go.com.

Carlie F.

Feb 10, 2013

Carlie F.

Amazing all over body lotion from Victoria secrets really works for me!

Alyse M.

Feb 10, 2013

Alyse M.

Carlie can you look at the ingredients of that for me? I can't find them online. I need to know if it contains mineral oil or petroleum. thanks!!

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