Coconut Water & Mimosa Flower Lucious Hydration Bodylotion

From a Beauté and Vogue box, I have this body lotion. I smear myself with body lotion almost every day in the winter months, so I'm always very happy with that! This body lotion has coconut water and mimosa (flower) as ingredients. The body lotion smells really good, not too dominant like coconut but a bit more floral (nice because my husband doesn't like coconut at all). The packaging works with a pump, so nice that you don't have to fiddle around with caps that clamp or are difficult to open after showering. I use a pump per leg for my lower legs and 1/2 pump per arm for my arms. Lotion absorbs well. And you'll smell it for a long time! Wonderful body lotion to add some summer scents to your bathroom in these cold months. #WAEAWARDS2022

I like this stuff so much, rich, soft on your skin. Top!!

Heyy Evies, What a nice body lotion this is! It is the Coconut Water & Mimosa Flower Lucious Hydration Body Lotion by Love, Beauty & Planet. I've had this body lotion from a friend who happens to know that I have dry skin. It smells really great, more like the flour than coconut, but I like that! The texture is thin, but it is very tasty when you smear it on the skin. There is also a lot of product in the tube. I wouldn't use it in winter, because then my skin is extremely dry, so I have a thicker body milk for that. For summer it is really delicious and you smell great again! Definitely a must! 🥰 Love, Bodile

The scent is the only thing I like about it and it is a tropical scent with a coconut scent and also a bit of floral air through the mimosa flower. The product feels different than the other brands of body lotions. Feels tough to apply to my skin. It feels very corky dry after applying. And it gives a burning, sore feeling to my skin. It also makes me very itchy after applying it after 20 minutes of it being on my skin. After that, the bottle was almost full and ended up in the trash. Although I've also read a lot of good comments about the product, my skin does not respond well to it.