Product Description:
Developed by dermatologists for healthier skin, Lubriderm offers scientifically proven products that have been restoring healthier-looking skin for generations. Lubriderm Daily Moisture Body Lotion has been specially formulated with Vitamin B5 and skin essential moisturizers naturally found in healthy skin to improve skin’s moisture barrier for visibly healthier skin. It has been clinically show to lock in moisture for 24 hours. Plus, it has the same great clean feel on skin that can only come from Lubriderm.
Ingredients:
Water, Mineral Oil, Glycerin, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Cetyl Alcohol, Phenoxyethanol, Panthenol, Cetearyl Alcohol, Stearic Acid, Dimethicone, Carbomer, Ceteareth-20, Sodium Hydroxide, Sodium Citrate, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Citric Acid, Ethylparaben
Lubriderm Skin Therapy Hand and Body Lotion PFI48856 Review:
Boring packaging, unattractive name, and branding that doesn’t really worry about a customer like me; there isn’t a thing about Lubriderm that grabs my attention. For years I’ve overlooked Lubriderm, and if my mom who was either overstocked or got a BOGO deal, had not insisted upon giving me a bottle, I never would have bothered purchasing it. “Mom, I don’t want this” was ignored, and since it was free, why not give it a try?
Lubriderm is fragrance free, and truly does not have any detectable scent, which makes it a fine unisex product. Men don’t have to worry about smelling like babies or women. The lotion is a mild, smooth consistency with plenty of body so it isn’t runny. It absorbs immediately and looks to penetrate skin, rather than create a barrier layer of product and protection. My skin looks shiny for a few minutes, and feels slightly oily as if I rubbed olive oil or a silicone based hair smoother into my skin.
Lubriderm looks like it belongs in a doctor’s office, not my bathrooms or kitchen with its big blocky, serious plastic container so I hide it in a bathroom drawer when not in use. I like the convenient and reliable pump dispenser, but a full pump produces a handful of product. It’s enough to work into my hands and at least one leg, but cupping a mound of lotion is a bit unwieldy. Fortunately the pump is responsive to less pressure to control the amount of dispensed product.
This product is available for $6.29 at Target.
What is happening with this company? Always used to be price competitive but now typically much higher than retail. Buyer beware!
Just a little blurb about my fav body lotion
