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We independently evaluate all of our recommendations. If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. Lightweight options for healthy, hydrated skin Genevieve Cepeda is a staff shopping ...

Body lotions can be a means to an end: Slather it on and let your skin drink up the moisture. But the best formulas lend an extra something to your body-care routine. Enter: body lotions with retinol.

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Wisdom isn’t the only thing that comes with age. As you get older, certain skin care-related processes in your body begin to slow, including collagen and oil production. These processes are ...

Both body oil and lotion are great for helping you get smoother, soft skin. But the importance of keeping your skin moisturized goes beyond its appearance and feel. When it comes time to choose an oil ...

We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. When your limbs are dry and flaky, it doesn’t really matter if you slather on a body lotion or a body cream.

Body butters and body lotions can both help maintain moisture in the skin. Body lotion is lighter and more practical for regular use. Body butter moisturizes more intensively but can feel greasy.