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It's
the bottle that hooked me and yes... curiosity. The green and white
combination is like a neon light that blinks freshness in every
angle. It claims to have milk and olive oil that just compliments to
the gleaming word “Naturals”. How often would you fine a brand
that invests in bottle's aesthetic? It still causes me confusion
about why some famous brand still makes aesthetically unappealing
container. Maybe it's still “don't judge the book by its cover”
and because they're already common, established or massively
produced. And they don't need to have to improve their physical
appearance to tempt their consumers
I
don't really use body washes. The first one I tried made me perspire
more especially when I'm under the sun. That was when I was younger.
My skin felt smooth but not really hydrated underneath. I didn't feel
totally clean and only gave me the urge to use lotion more. Though it
really depends upon the preference of each individual.
The Palmolive Naturals Body Wash (Milk and Olive) has a mild scent but becomes overpowering when paired with my
lotion. It makes me feel dizzy but I mostly blame the lotion
for that. It doesn't feel and smell like milk. It lathers well when used with a puff, but you have to use a lot more product to make the washcloth lather.
Likes:
-Cheap
-The container looks pretty
-The smell is fainter than my previous body washes
Rate:
3/5
Repurchase?
No. It's just that my personal preference is still bar soaps.
very helpful review sis :) thanks for this. i was thinking about trying other body washes but i would probably stick with dove for now :)
ReplyDeleteI'm not into shower gels, but if it's the only choice left I still go for it. So far I have tried johnson's rice and milk bath but I haven't tried using Dove except for their bar soaps. For me it more pratical to use bar soaps.
DeleteI have a feeling that the greatest attraction of shower is its soothing experience and the claim of having a milk on it.
Thanks for dropping by ^_^