Ginger Lily Farms Botanicals ZeroDerm Advanced Therapy Daily Moisture Lotion

Best product on Amazon with good ingredients.

I needed a moisturizer that would work for the whole family and this is it. Two of my kids have skin sensitivities and I need something that was very moisturizing--this product works for everyone. I really like that it's not sticky or greasy and that it absorbs quickly.

I was skeptical but when I opened it up and stuck my finger in the hole, the lotion is buttery and my skin loved the absorption. Not greasy and lasts a long time. 🚨🚨NO FRAGRANCE 🚨🚨You will not regret!

This lotion is mild scented, a ton of product, works well for very dehydrated skin with two layers, is sticky at first but absorbs completely after a few minutes and has long lasting hydration. It works well for every day use on hands and feet, and after over a year, still have over half a bottle left.It is a little bit thin textured, but makes up for it.

We got this to replace lubriderm sensitive skin lotion. It is a little more watery which took a little getting used to but now that we've been using it we really like it and it saves us so much money.

The lotion seems to feel good. It doesn't last as long as some, but it doesn't feel sticky, either. PROBLEM- It didn't come with a pump, and I haven't been able to find one that fits yet. 2 or 3 at home don't work. The local beauty supply shop closed, so I guess I'll have to guess at an online one. It's really hard to dispense right no.

Not greasy.

I bought this as a base for my homemade lotions. It failed miserably, i believe this is because the majority ingredient in this item is shea butter. Once processed for production shea butter has absolutely no value except bulk and thickness. The shea butter in this item has definitely met this point. This lotion is neither skin sealing nor does it offer much moisturizing, while it feels heavy, clingy and does not absorb in quickly. It leaves a nasty film.Next, Let us also talk about how Shea butter is not a hypoallergenic ingrediet, along with coconut butter this butter is one of the most likely to be slipped into hypoallergenic formulations. Both are known alergens, especialy for people with latex allergies.I made up my lotion with the new base, and hated it so much. I eventually realised that my aversion was for more than texture and smell, but a general situation of being blatently allergic to the formulation.Waste of money. Not hypoallegenic. Not mosturising.If you are using this in an instatutional setting you will find it saves you a lot of money as you will only need to fill your dispensers once. After one use most would not choose to submit to use this awful lotion again.