I can't believe what this body lotion has done to my skin. I have only been using for 2 weeks. It has completely healed dry skin on my elbows and just above the elbow. So not only do you smell good but you are soft all over. It's Gud body lotion sold at Target or Walgreens. Quite a few organic ingredients. I purchased the Vanilla Flame with Vanilla and Rice Milk. It's a very clean scent with a touch of vanilla. I have to try the body butter to compare the two. However, this lotion is awesome.
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Pianomama1355558302.062397 PostsRegistered 6/7/2007southern California Thanks for the recommendation, KatCat1. Will give it a try. KatCat1, if you have the time, can you list the first five ingredients on your bottle? I am curious about what works so well! 45 going on 46 / oily, formerly acne-prone (thank you BOA) skin / some slight skin hyper-pigmentation / oily scalp, coarse, curly hair shaft kabella1355574403.212794 PostsRegistered 1/30/2012 I bought it Kat & you decribed it right on. Thanks again for another great reco! KatCat11355581648.9511666 PostsRegistered 7/21/2011 On 12/15/2012 AllAboutTech said: KatCat1, if you have the time, can you list the first five ingredients on your bottle? I am curious about what works so well! It's easier if you go to gudhappens.com as they list all of the ingredients for all their products. It does have shea butter in it. cassiem1355581919.9775805 PostsRegistered 10/6/2004 On 12/15/2012 AllAboutTech said: KatCat1, if you have the time, can you list the first five ingredients on your bottle? I am curious about what works so well! Ingredients: water, cetearyl glucoside, fragrance, butyrospermum parkii (shea butter), cetyl alcohol, tapioca starch, caprylic/capric triglyceride, glycerin, helianthus annuus (sunflower) seed oil, phenoxyethanol, hyssopus officinalis, extract*, juglans nigra (black walnut) leaf extract*, melissa officinalis leaf extract*, rosa canina fruit extract*, rubus idaeus (raspberry) leaf extract*, tocopherol, cetearyl alcohol, xanthan gum, potassium sorbate, citric acid, glycine soja (soybean) oil, alcohol denat. *Organic. Laurel0131355582596.3871120 PostsRegistered 6/16/2007Hill Country, TX someone posted here that the parent company tests on animals...i'll pass. Sabear1355583081.421660 PostsRegistered 6/6/2007 I am going to give it a try. I have aligator skin right now. Sabear1355583165.3831660 PostsRegistered 6/6/2007 On 12/15/2012 Laurel013 said: someone posted here that the parent company tests on animals...i'll pass.
Oh man, I guess I will not purchase. How do you find out something like that?
mikki_g13555833411067 PostsRegistered 10/30/2012 Is this the Burt's Bees line? smhr1355583916.9532929 PostsRegistered 1/16/2012laid back and mellow town USA I have been using CeraVe lotion for about a month, and it has made a significant difference with my alligator arms. Aveeno's Daily Moisturizing is good, but nothing like the CeraVe's lotion. Alcohol Denat and Fragrance are Organic? I don't think so! KatCat11355585369.72711666 PostsRegistered 7/21/2011 On 12/15/2012 Laurel013 said: someone posted here that the parent company tests on animals...i'll pass.
They do not test on animals so that information you received is incorrect. Burt's Bees owns them and it's printed right on the tube that they do not test on animals.
morganjen1355587268.4171986 PostsRegistered 11/25/2004 I tried a sample of one of the gud lotions and really liked it. guatmum1355587716.832135 PostsRegistered 10/24/2008 For those who liked the Gud, has anyone tried the blood orange flower (I think that's the name) scent? That seems to be the only one I can find. My skin is literally flaking off on my hands and elbows and I'm willing to try anything, especially when it's affordable like this is. "Life's a banquet and most poor suckers are starving to death!" - Auntie Mame StLExplorer1355588466.86628 PostsRegistered 1/1/2006St. Louis I read the OP's post about the lotion and though I'd take a look when I went to Target today...sounded interesting, I hadn't seen this brand before, and I love vanilla scent. Worth Looking at it and reading the label. Then I read the rest of the posts. Does everything have to be contentious with some people? Don't like the lotion? Don't buy it. Don't think a poster has the best of information? Post your own but leave off the personal attacks on their knowledge base. Seriously, how can an innnocent recommendation on a lotion turn grown women into such children? This is the time of year when we should be doing our best to be kind to each other. After the tragic events of yesterday, I'd think people would be extra kind. So to the OP...thanks for the recommendation! I'll be at Target today and will take a look at it. Nice of you to think others might be interested in this lotion! To those who simply took this recommendation in the spirit with which it was offered...thank you too! Last edited on 12/15/2012 squeezebox1355588658.85024 PostsRegistered 2/17/2008Land of oz! On 12/15/2012 StLExplorer said: I read the OP's post about the lotion and though I'd take a look when I went to Targe today...sounded interesting, I hadn't seen this brand before, and I love vanilla scent. Worth Looking at it and reading the label. Then I read the rest of the posts. Does everything have to be contentious with some people? Don't like the lotion? Don't buy it. Don't think a poster has the best of information? Post your own but leave off the personal attacks on their knowledge base. Seriously, how can an innnocent recommendation on a lotion turn grown women into such children? This is the time of year when we should be doing our best to be kind to each other. After the tragic events of yesterday, I'd think people would be extra kind. So to the OP...thanks for the recommendation! I'll be at Traget today and will take a look at it. Nice of you to think others might be interested in this lotion! To those who simply took this recommendation in the spirit with which it was offered...thank you too! AMEN.... well spoken. Just SMH. A word to the wise ain't necessary - it's the stupid ones that need the advice.
Kat, I've seen the Gud products in the drugstore, but I've never tried them. I appreciate your review. I'm always looking for new products that don't cost a fortune, and it really helps to have reviews from peeps who have actually used them. I'm anxious to try the lotion/body butter. Thanks again! BellaCarro1355589513.5035192 PostsRegistered 10/1/2011Atlanta On 12/15/2012 Southern Fried Chick said: Kat, I've seen the Gud products in the drugstore, but I've never tried them. I appreciate your review. I'm always looking for new products that don't cost a fortune, and it really helps to have reviews from peeps who have actually used them. I'm anxious to try the lotion/body butter. Thanks again! Yes, thanks, Katcat. I've looked directly at the Gud products and never picked one up. I always grab the Nature's Gate near it 'cause I love the papaya they have in both lotion and body wash. I'm almost out of the lotion and body wash so next time I'll reach for the Gud. I enjoy your reviews so please keep them coming. I once bought a body lotion with vanilla in it and by the end of the first day I used it I had a zillion mosquito bites every where I had put the lotion. hands - legs arms etc. I threw it right into the trash. Maybe up north in the winter it will be ok but I would not advise using in the summer. On 12/15/2012 StLExplorer said: I read the OP's post about the lotion and though I'd take a look when I went to Target today...sounded interesting, I hadn't seen this brand before, and I love vanilla scent. Worth Looking at it and reading the label. Then I read the rest of the posts. Does everything have to be contentious with some people? Don't like the lotion? Don't buy it. Don't think a poster has the best of information? Post your own but leave off the personal attacks on their knowledge base. Seriously, how can an innnocent recommendation on a lotion turn grown women into such children? This is the time of year when we should be doing our best to be kind to each other. After the tragic events of yesterday, I'd think people would be extra kind. So to the OP...thanks for the recommendation! I'll be at Target today and will take a look at it. Nice of you to think others might be interested in this lotion! To those who simply took this recommendation in the spirit with which it was offered...thank you too! Last edited on 12/15/2012 Thank you! And no kidding, sometimes I feel like its high school with all the catty, catty girls. And actually I went to a high school that was predominately male so there were 182 girls and 1800 guys and even fewer 'girly girls.' But boy, everyone knew who the catty catty ones were! lobstergal1355591141.5373105 PostsRegistered 12/3/2010 On 12/15/2012 guatmum said: For those who liked the Gud, has anyone tried the blood orange flower (I think that's the name) scent? That seems to be the only one I can find. My skin is literally flaking off on my hands and elbows and I'm willing to try anything, especially when it's affordable like this is. I haven't "tried" the Gud lotions yet but if you're asking about scent, there's 4 in this line. I smelled them all when I was in Target and they all smell really good! When the mindset of the hearer is set by anger or bitterness, everything that is said will be perceived as negative, regardless of intentions of the heart.
Ignorance is NOT an excuse...you can't plead stupid. guatmum1355591153.692135 PostsRegistered 10/24/2008 I, for one, am duly reprimanded. When I see misinformation, I will keep my comments to myself from now on. But I'm still wondering if anyone has tried the blood orange flower scent in the Gud. It's the only one at the store near me and I'm not one to open something to smell it unless it says "Tester." Thanks for anyone who can give me any info on it. "Life's a banquet and most poor suckers are starving to death!" - Auntie Mame guatmum1355591211.7372135 PostsRegistered 10/24/2008 Oops! Lobstergal, I was posting at the same time you were so I didn't see your post. Thanks! I may go ahead and try it then. It really is affordable! "Life's a banquet and most poor suckers are starving to death!" - Auntie Mame BellaCarro1355591274.965192 PostsRegistered 10/1/2011Atlanta On 12/15/2012 guatmum said: I, for one, am duly reprimanded. When I see misinformation, I will keep my comments to myself from now on. ? You didn't do anything wrong. IslandGirl71355591432.431318 PostsRegistered 9/16/2012Savannah, GA On 12/15/2012 BellaCarro said: On 12/15/2012 guatmum said: I, for one, am duly reprimanded. When I see misinformation, I will keep my comments to myself from now on. ? You didn't do anything wrong. I agree. I'm still trying to figure out how you "went out of your way to correct" her. fka Islandgirl7032 - forum member since 2007 lobstergal1355591559.523105 PostsRegistered 12/3/2010 On 12/15/2012 guatmum said: I, for one, am duly reprimanded. When I see misinformation, I will keep my comments to myself from now on. But I'm still wondering if anyone has tried the blood orange flower scent in the Gud. It's the only one at the store near me and I'm not one to open something to smell it unless it says "Tester." Thanks for anyone who can give me any info on it. I would never test a product unless it was an actual tester, but I did flip the top open to smell them.  And guatmum, please don't let one nasty person get to you like that and keep you from commenting.....I agree, you didn't do anything wrong! Happy Holidays! Last edited on 12/15/2012 When the mindset of the hearer is set by anger or bitterness, everything that is said will be perceived as negative, regardless of intentions of the heart.
Ignorance is NOT an excuse...you can't plead stupid.
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