In New York, the homeowner had relied on punchy and daring décor elements: think everything from an amethyst jeweled mirror hanging in the foyer, to a brown lacquered living room. Vaile and lead designer Lindsay Baker later took that initial design as the muse for this two-bedroom project, located in a historic Gold Coast building.
Medicinal and gravitate towards bottles with boring packaging, no added fragrance, drugstore pricing
For the final and most important verdict: does this product make my chest and back break out in hives, redness, rashes, pimples. Another perk to note: the squeeze bottle ensures you can use every last drop of product.
I avoid body wash that doesn't feel medicinal and gravitate towards bottles with boring packaging, no added fragrance, and drugstore pricing, and that's worked for me. Sticking to my two hero brands Vanicream and CeraVe and swapping a loofah for a silicone scrubber has done wonders for my skin, decreasing the frequency of my bacne breakouts from frequent to practically nonexistent. And why fix something that's not broken, right? I never thought I'd deviate from that exact shower routine, ever again, even if it was a bit boring. I avoid body wash that doesn't feel medicinal and gravitate towards bottles with boring packaging, no added fragrance, and drugstore pricing, and that's worked for me.
Notes of pistachio, vanilla, salted caramel, and sandalwood, love at first sniff
This cream-gel wash envelops your shower in a sweet-but-not-too-sweet aroma that lingers on the skin for hours, but what's most impressive is the formula. It has a beautiful lather, despite its sulfate-free status, providing a squeaky clean feel that doesn't strip your skin of natural moisture — and in a wintery world where I can see my own breath and my face feels dry after 3.7 seconds of contact with the wind, that's imperative. Acai and coconut oils effectively brighten and hydrate while fatty-acid-fueled cupuacu butter supports elasticity and locks in moisture; all three ingredients deliver on their promise of a super-soft complexion.
“Cream-gel wash envelops your shower in a sweet-but-not-too-sweet aroma that lingers on the skin for hours, but what's most impressive is the formula”
Brooklyn Simmons Interior Designer
For the final and most important verdict
Now, for the final and most important verdict: does this product make my chest and back break out in hives, redness, rashes, pimples, etc.? The answer is an unequivocal no. I've been using this wash for nearly two months and my breakout count has been zilch — though I do recommend purchasing the 3.6-ounce size for $10 before committing to the full bottle. Another perk to note: the squeeze bottle ensures you can use every last drop of product.
- Another perk to note: the squeeze bottle ensures you can use every last drop of product, a.k.a. I was able to stretch those 3.6 ounces for nearly a month.
- Acai and coconut oils effectively brighten and hydrate while fatty-acid-fueled cupuacu butter supports elasticity and locks in moisture; all three ingredients deliver on their promise of a super-soft complexion. The answer is an unequivocal no. I've been using this wash for nearly two months and my breakout count has been zilch — though I do recommend purchasing.
1. Nectar of the gods
I avoid body wash that doesn't feel medicinal and gravitate towards bottles with boring packaging, no added fragrance, and drugstore pricing, and that's worked for me. Sticking to my two hero brands Vanicream and CeraVe and swapping a loofah for a silicone scrubber has done wonders.
I avoid body wash that doesn't feel medicinal and gravitate towards bottles with boring packaging, no added fragrance, and drugstore pricing, and that's worked for me. Sticking to my two hero brands Vanicream and CeraVe and swapping a loofah for a silicone scrubber has done wonders for my skin, decreasing the frequency of my bacne breakouts from frequent to practically nonexistent. And why fix something that's not broken, right? I never thought I'd deviate from that exact shower routine, ever again, even if it was a bit boring. I avoid body wash that doesn't feel medicinal and gravitate towards bottles with boring packaging, no added fragrance, and drugstore pricing, and that's worked for me.
2. Keep your skin soft, supple
To summarize, the pistachio, almond, and salted caramel scent of Sol de Janeiro's Brazilian 4 Play Moisturizing Shower Cream-Gel can best be described by the phrase "nectar of the gods" — but it's the hydrating ingredients that keep your skin soft, supple, and breakout-free that are the real stars of the show here.
This cream-gel wash envelops your shower in a sweet-but-not-too-sweet aroma that lingers on the skin for hours, but what's most impressive is the formula. It has a beautiful lather, despite its sulfate-free status, providing a squeaky clean feel that doesn't strip your skin of natural moisture — and in a wintery world where I can see my own breath and my face feels dry after 3.7 seconds of contact with the wind, that's imperative. Acai and coconut oils effectively brighten and hydrate while fatty-acid-fueled cupuacu butter supports elasticity and locks in moisture; all three ingredients deliver on their promise of a super-soft complexion.
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