Review on Palmer's Cocoa Butter Formula Soothing Oil for Dry, Itchy Skin with Vitamin E - 5.1 Oz by Karen Gaiser
Wonderful! - Pregnant
I used Palmer Cocoa Buttercream when I was pregnant 36 years ago and it was an excellent product. I don't know why I didn't think of trying this Palmer product when I was getting dry and itchy skin on my legs. I guess I figured that after all these years there must be something better and more "modern" on the market, but after trying countless products I finally ordered Palmer's Cocoa Butter Formula Soothing Oil and the results were nothing short of miraculous. . I don't itch at all and my feet feel great. I will not be without this product again in the future.
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