Recomend a mosituring body lotion that won't leave me feeling sticky

[Glamorousglitter]

Just that really, I dislike feeling 'sticky' after moisturising. Also don't like when moisturisers stain my trousers/ jeans when I m putting them on! Anyone care to recommend a nice body moisturiser I can use everyday that won't break the bank ? Skin is slightly dry and sometimes sensitive but moreso to washes and shampoos than moisturisers.

[wobblywonderwoman]

The Vaseline spray

[Glamorousglitter]

Thanks! I Tried that before and felt it wasn't very moisturising but will to give it a go again.

[wobblywonderwoman]

I know - it isn't as rich but sometimes I bath in almond oil before sleep and that does the trick. But the spray is convenient after swimming etc.

[SophieGiroux]

Nivea in shower moisturiser. The blue one is good for dry skin.

[Cakescakescakes]

Aveeno lotion

[womanbehavingbadly]

The Cow Shed ones are really good & smell amazing

[ShizzleYoDrizzle]

Aveeno in the pump bottle

[OkPedro]

I use Cocoa butter with vitamin E
I don't use a lot as it's thick but my skin is left really soft especially my face pity about the dark circles and broken capillaries though

[FramptonRose]

Superdrug have an amazing Vitamin E cream selection, I use the face cream and the body cream and it is amazingly light but leaves you feeling moisturised.
They have won a load of awards for it too and it is cheap, I think the face cream is no more than £3.00 x

[mintmagnummm]

I swear by palmers cocoa butter lotion (the original) I've used it for years and nothing has come close!

[IheartCaptainHolt]

I love the smell of palmers but Aveeno is the best I've tried for quick drying power. If you go to Costco you can usually get three big bottles for only a couple of quid more than one bottle costs in Tesco.

[Glamorousglitter]

Oh i d forgotten palmers ! I swore by that in my pregnancies :). I know it s thick but it didn't leave sticky residue. Couldn't get on with aveeno

[Singap0reSling]

Waitrose Pure body cream (comes in a tub). Lighter and not as heavily fragranced as Superdrug's Vit E body cream (also in a tub). I flit between those two, when I can't afford £££ on L'Occitane Shea Body cream.

[mintmagnummm]

I don't get on with aveeno either

[Ollivander84]

Nivea in shower or body shop sorbet

[TheHamptons]

LOve the in shower moisturiser

[happy2bhomely]

Superdrug vit E. It smells lovely, sinks in quickly and really makes my skin look good.

I've used all sorts and this is my favourite by far.

[StillNoFuckingEyeDeer]

Aveeno daily moisturiser in the pump

[QuilliamCakespeare]

Aveeno. It's the only thing that keeps my dry, sensitive skin moisturised.

[Pooshweens]

Another vote for aveeno

[ToothTrauma]

I love the L’Occitane Verbena body lotion for exactly this reason.

[PeaceAndLove1]

Almond oil or coconut oil. I love them, no harsh chemicals. The coconut oil just for body though, I find it too rich for the face.

[SprinkleOfInsanity]

Nivea q10 (in the blue bottle). It's lovely, I now have soft elbows as well as everywhere else I slap it on straight after I'm dry from the shower, and by the time I've done my make-up it's sunk in enough for me to get dressed.

[fedupandnogin]

Body Shop Shea Butter

[AhAgain]

Aveeno. But shower, moisturise, then do teeth and face etc (allowing moisturiser to dry before dressing).