Cocoa Butter Lotion Yay Or Nay?
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Jul 29, 2013
Angi R.
Been hearing good stuff about cocoa butter lotion so I bought some since it was inexpensive compared to other products I buy. not loving it and not hating it but I'm not sold yet. I'm not sure of the smell either. I'm more of a fruity kind of gal but I'm really wanting to love it since I'm stuck w it.
Jul 29, 2013
Shannon C.
I prefer pure cocoa butter. I'm not a fan of lotion. Lotion leaves my skin feeling sticky/filmy.
Jul 29, 2013
Desiree M.
Pure cocoa butter is niiiiiiice, but I like the cheap stuff ($1.57 at Walmart I think) but I don't rely on it to hydrate me, I put it on after I use coconut oil on my body, just like that it doesn't smell like chocolate, ha, Palmers (gross) gives me a headache!