Radiant Glow Botanical Body Lotion

Why are people talking about plants and all manner of useless things about this product, with negative reviews? You know that the product is good, why not just enjoy it and be kind? If you don’t have anything good to say? Just move on. Is the product exclusive? Yes it is, but it is a good product. If you love plants that much, why didn’t you first research the ingredients before buying the product? Is so easy to speak evil over other people’s business without thinking first about the family, or people that this business could be fiddling. I bought 2 of this lotion, and I like it, and I will keep an eye open to find cheaper ones and buy it again because is a good product, God bless you for sending my order out very fast.

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Oh lord !!! This body lotion 🧴 is miracle for my skin !!!! Smells divine!! Make my skin so soft ! I’m fake tan lover and extra fry my skin so I definitely needed a good moisturising and this body lotion is perfect proof of how good does it work on my dry skin

Radiant Glow Botanical Body Lotion Doesn’t look as expensive as the price suggest from the outside, it’s more like a cheaper lotion in texture but it does have natural ingredients such as green tea so I guess the cost comes from this. The pump action handle works well enough to get the amount you want and the lotion is absorbed well and smells really nice with a noticeable peach scent. UV protection is a question mark, it claims the plant extracts provide this naturally but there is no formal UV mark on the bottle so I would be careful about the claims there. Overall it’s not a bad body lotion at all, just over priced.

This moisturising cream is both very pleasant, and nothing special, at the same time. I’d describe it as just a little thicker than average, but otherwise the appearance and effect is very standard- a pale white cream which rubs into your skin to give it a glossiness that lasts a reasonable amount of time. What I didn’t expect is that when I rubbed it on my sore knuckles, there was a slight stinging- nothing serious, nothing I need to immediately wash off, but certainly an indication that there was some active ingredient, maybe the amino acids, that were having an actual effect on my hands and it is more than just a 100% cosmetic effect. In every other respect it looks and feels like standard moisturiser though. One particular plus point for me is the scent. “Chamomile and green tea” sounds like the kind of aroma name given to something with barely any smell, but in fact there’s a reasonably strong and distinctive scent here, which is definitely green tea-ish with an unexpected hint of lemon. It’s really rather nice, though the scent isn’t as durable as the visual gloss. The bottle design looks really quite poor. The Radiant Glow branding is the worst kind of logo design and the cheap plastic dispenser bottle makes the product look far far cheaper than it actually is. Were you to give this as a gift, the recipient might end up suspecting you’ve picked it up in a pound shop. While I do think it is a little overpriced for a 400ml bottle, the packaging doesn’t do justice to the really rather decent cream inside. It’s a moisturising cream I’m going to continue enjoying to use, mainly thanks to the scent rather than the effect.