Beauty

[glmama]

What about the Neutrogena Sesame body oil? The one that's been around forever? You can get this anywhere and you generally apply it once you stop the shower and your skin is still wet/damp. Many people swear by it. I don't adore the scent, but I've used it in the past and I like the way it makes my skin feel.

[skittles]

I've always been sensitive. I seem to be able to handle minty light scents. I've been using Trader Joe's Tea Tree body wash.

[RedTop]

I too am experiencing increased sensitivity as I get older. Particularly, I cannot stand the smell of anything floral. I only use Pure Grace, Cinnamon Buns, and Vanilla Birthday cake body wash, or Ivory, Dial, and Safeguard bar soap. In candles, I only choose vanilla or apple cinnamon scents.

[Kathlen]

On 3/8/2015 RedTop said:

I too am experiencing increased sensitivity as I get older. Particularly, I cannot stand the smell of anything floral. I only use Pure Grace, Cinnamon Buns, and Vanilla Birthday cake body wash, or Ivory, Dial, and Safeguard bar soap. In candles, I only choose vanilla or apple cinnamon scents.

Don't you find Dial and Safeguard very drying for your skin? I can't use them.

[Tigriss]

My favorites are Philosophy Fresh Cream, Bath and Body Works Moonlight Path, and all of Shea Moisture's (I get mine at WalGreens/Target). If I were you, I would go up and down the bath isle at the store, Target, Walmart, pharmacy, and smell them all. They will be stronger in the bottle than when you wash with them, so take that into account. Goodluck finding one that you like and doesn't bother you.

[sciencegeek_1]

I went to the Walgreens website and typed in "fragrance free shower gel" and came up with 23 choices, including Aveeno, Dove, Eucerin, and Burt's Bees. So I'd think that you could walk into any big box store and find fragrance free shower gels.

[lovesbe]

I love L'occitane almond oil, it smells great , but I've gotten a lot of great tips for some new products. Thanks y'all.

[3blackdogs]

I really like Method Green Tea at Target. It doesn't dry my 60 yr old skin out either ..