Can anyone relate to that after shower & exfoliating feeling that leaves your skin so dry you feel as if it's shrinking & would crumble into pieces, and then that urge to moisturize so you rush to slap on your usual body lotion and then feeling like a grease ball afterwards? Yes? No? Just me? Anyways, I hated that feeling. Which one? Well, both. I long for that somewhere in the middle relief where I feel my skin is moisturized without that sticky icky feel.
And, lo and behold, an in-shower moisturizer was born!
Now my shower routine is forever changed.
You see, this product is completely revolutionary (if I will say so myself). It's the first rinse-off body lotion / moisturizer and it's the most affordable I know. You can easily find them in your local drugstore or supermarket as well.
Think of it like a hair conditioner. First you wash your body using your desired soap or body wash and then apply this on damp skin like your would a normal lotion and rinse it off! Your skin will feel soft and smooth, there's no need to grab that sticky body lotion. It is activated by water that is immediately absorbed into the skin leaving it supple & hydrated.
I love the ease of use, the sweet smelling scent, how it makes my skin feel and how fast it just glides on and is absorbed in the skin. To top it all off, it has whitening benefits for it has 50x more Vitamin C than other brands.
If you're not into whitening, you can also try the two other variants which is the intense hydration for dry skin and the original formula for normal type skin. Each tackles different need but all the while gives the same satisfaction.
I'm not turning back. Nivea In-Shower Skin Conditioner just does the job for me and so much more. I recommend it to everyone. This is definitely a must try and a must have unique product to add to your shower regimen.
You can take my word for it, it's really a game changer.
Or if you're still hesitant, you can go over to SampleRoom and try this product for free! Always is a good thing to try before you buy, right?
'til my next ramble,
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