👶 Johnson's Baby Oil: Shea & Cocoa Butter Enriched, Hypoallergenic, 20 fl. oz - Prevent Moisture Loss Review

Use the standard scent as an extra moisturizer. When I first poured the oil into my palm, the overwhelming smell of alcohol brought me back. The alcohol smell dissipated after about ten minutes, then I could detect a faint hint of shea butter and cocoa. I'm not sure if the oil was bad or if the scent just didn't match my body chemistry, but either way the smell of the product was too bad to continue using. No problems with the return.

I don't know why I didn't add this oil to my shower routine sooner! I use this baby oil right after my shower before drying to seal in moisture in my skin. I have dry skin that usually looks a bit dull so I bought this to see if it would help and it works amazing! I bought flavored shea butter because I didn't want it to smell like regular baby powder. A little pungent at first but once absorbed into the skin it leaves a nice pleasant scent. It makes me glow and wear under the lotion, it really

Complete Disclosure A: I use this for myself as a pregnant adult and not for babies (although I'm sure it's great for keeping someone hydrated). A friend swore by this stretch mark remedy (applied it to dangerous spots twice a day and soaked it in those awkward high-waisted maternity pants), and lo and behold, it worked. I've seen stretch marks form, where my skin tightened, freaked out, smeared this thing liberally and. I don't have stretch marks either. Just bought more for pregnancy II. I…