Boots Coconut and Almond Oil Creme Shower

Advantages: Lovely smell, price, handy hanging hook
Disadvantages: Drying, makes skin itchy, not suitable for sensitive skin

...This time round I bought Boots Own Coconut and Almond Oil Creme Shower. It costs £1.49 for a 250ml bottle, but it was on offer at 99p when I got it. Looks: The bottle itself is clear plastic and has a white plastic lid with a hook which you can attach to the bottom of the bottle so you can hang it up in the shower. On the front of the bottle there is a slightly rounded rectangular label with Coconut and Almond Oil Creme Shower written on it with ...
...skin' in white near the bottom of the label. The shower cream is white and looks really rich and creamy (Looks can be deceptive, but I'll say more about that later!). How is it to use: It smells lovely and lathers up into lots of suds with only a little product, quite easily, And it's also easy to rinse off. For the first couple of washes with this I was ok, but after the third time I used it, my skin started to feel tight and very itchy. It dried ... Read review

Advantages: cheap, nice scent, good lather
Disadvantages: unattractive bottle

I really liked this product, it's not usually what I would buy but it was a few days before pay day and I was a little strapped for cash so I thought I'll give it a go. I wasn't disappointed. The bottle, OK it's not great, it's rather cheap looking but the hook is quite handy for hanging on the shower and after all this is less than two pound so you can't be too fussy now can you. As for the product, it lathers really well and a little goes a long ...
...it's more expensive counterparts. I found it really quite moisturising and the sent lingers on your skin for a little while after your shower/bath. I didn't have any skin irritations but then my skin is normal and very rarely reacts to cosmetics. All in all I think it's good for the money but let down a bit by the packaging. ... Read review