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Mabsy
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Joined: 17 Aug 2003
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Fri Aug 20, 2004 4:47 am  |
Over the last few days I have been searching the net (and my bathroom) for moisturisers for lazy people, i.e. spray ones. While I did buy quite a few of them today, I found that I had a sample of this (not sure if it IS a spray one in full size but it was close enough to what I was looking for) so I decided to use it last night.
This is lovely! It's a very light oil that leaves skin so silky! It only feels a tad oily the first few minutes but then sinks right in and satiny smooth skin remains. It also smells very calming - like aromatherapy oils would I guess.
I just had a look on EDS and can only find the ENERGISING version of this product (as opposed to the RELAXING one). Has anyone tried this, and also does this come in a spray/mist or is it a pump bottle like the Dermalogica Oil (which is also beautiful but heavier than the Sothys).
I actually also just noticed that Sothys does a moisturising mist as well. Will have to investigate 
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Fri Aug 20, 2004 5:57 pm |
OK Mabs... now you've done it to me. It's that subliminal thing. I admitted to being a lazy sloth about my body moisturizing and then you keep talking about these easy spray on moisturizers... and I just think I'm gonna have to buy some! 
I would like to get your opinions first of the ones that you really like... that way I can be lazy and not have to research it myself. 
I've figured out that all of us together are DANGEROUS... at least to our pocketbooks!
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