SheaMoisture Milk Bath Powder Bath Wash for Dry Skin 100% Virgin Coconut Oil 11.3 oz

I wish it bubbles up and it doesn’t. But it was good on my skin.

This used to run $12, and it was lovely even though realistically if you have a big bath you might get 2-3 uses out of the little bottle for a milk bath experience. Today as I write this, it’s listed for $20, almost double the regular price. So I’ll have to find an alternative.

I ADORE this stuff!! My only complaint is that I run out so fast. I loooove a nice luxurious tub soak & hair treatment day once a week. This lasts me for about 4 baths. For someone more conservative with it, it could probably last up to 10 baths.So moisturizing & smells lovely and light.

I use it for my baths and it gives me the luxurious bath that I've been longing for. I didn't notice a big difference of moisture in my skin. But it does relax me.

This stuff is neither good, nor bad. It smelled good at first, but i got tired of how strong it is after 10 minutes. I also felt like i has to use a decent bit if it was the only thing i was putting in the bath so i didn’t get very many uses out of it. Could i have used less each time and diluted to prevent the smell? Yes. But the water was barely effected and made me think there would just be no point. As it was, i didn’t really feel like it made my skin any softer. Would i buy again? No. If someone gave me this as a gift i would use it though.

Was a big fan of milk bath - used Elizabeth Arden, which pretty much cornered that market - in my youth. Sought this out on amazon...not so much good at moisturizing and if you have a deep soaking tub it takes a huge amount to even color the water. I think for real moisturizing I'll stick to some tried-and-true skin oils...this Milk Bath isn't even a bubbler, so it loses on several points.Not going to repurchase

Good product used it in my bath water makes my skin real soft

It smells great. Disappears pretty quick. Doesn’t really make too much of a difference tbh