Neutrogena Fragrance-Free Lightweight Body Oil for Dry Skin, Sheer Moisturizer in Light Sesame Formula, 8.5 fl. oz

I'm a bit confused why a dermatologist recommended people wash their face with this. If you came here after seeing the same video, I would highly recommend NOT using this. Mainly because it just does not work very well. It is very runny and messy, and does not feel like a true oil cleanse at all. It barely feels like it pulls anything.Also the first ingredient is Isopropyl Mystriate which can cause some people to break out. I broke out very badly after trying this. Other dermatologists have recommended acne prone patients avoid this ingredient on those acne prone areas.You could use it to remove sunscreen on the body if you dont break out badly there...seems to work fine for that and I will use it during summer like this.I am happy that its fragrance free, as i don’t really care for cheap smells and possible headaches, but that's really the only positive I have.Edit: I tried this as a bath oil and I LOVE it for that. Bumped it up to 4 stars. Just don't recommend for the face 😂

Did not realize was not 100% oil until I noticed my skin did not feel moisturized. Read ingredients. Oil is not even the first ingredient! Grrr. Makes sense now. I like it doesn’t smell but it is not oil!

I live in Phoenix, AZ. I'm in my 40s. I've never had a problem with dry skin before, and that's a good thing because I simply cannot tolerate lotion or having anything on my hands. It's a personality quirk, I know, but it applies equally to sunscreen as it does to moisturizers. I have to wear long sleeves and a wide-brim hat when I go outside to prevent exposure to the sun because I simply cannot tolerate having sunscreen on me.So moisturizing becomes a problem. Most lotions? They never dry, and they smell. I can't stand having my hands smell like anything, and I can't stand having them oily and damp. That rules out pretty much every lotion on the market.I've started to have some symptoms of dry skin over the last few years, and I was really at my wits end about what to do about it. My sister recommended I try this, so I did.I don't think this is a wonder-drug, cure all. What I will say is that, to date, it is the only thing that I've tried that I'm able to consistently use, and after about three months, my dry skin symptoms have eased considerably. The reason why is because the application is different.When my shower is over, I let myself drip-dry for a couple of minutes before applying. After that, I dab-dry myself with a towel. There is no oily residue, and I've found that a little goes a long way.I recommend this for folks like me who suffer from dry skin. Give it a shot. Try to use it at least every other day for about three months and see if there is any change. Good luck!

I read an article in a magazine that this works well for certain skin issues. My kids and myself suffer from Eczema. Two of my boys get it horribly on their face and elbows. We have tried steroid creams, lotions, homeopathic remedies. You name it,we have more than likely tried it. So i started using this almost 2 months ago, my skin stays soft and hydrated all day. Other lotions i had to reapply several times a day. Then i got an idea when my littlest son (3) had a horrible eczema breakout on his sweet little face. I applied it and literally two days later his skin was mostly cleared up! By the second week of using this on him and my 7 year old, you can barely see a trace of what the eczema has done to their skin. I highly recommend this, i even use it on my face and it doesn't leave it all oily. It makes my skin soft and look like actual skin again!

I could never get through the winter without this oil. I love HOT showers and my skin would start to itch in the winter. I use this basically every shower from November straight through April to avoid winter itch. You can use it year-round, however, for incredibly soft skin. I don't know how this is oil but not actually OILY (you can dressed right away really) but I'll never be without it.

Easily absorbed with no heavy, residual oily feel, you know, the kind that grabs your clothing as you get dressed. Fragrance free with only a very light, natural scent. Taste is not unpleasant but not tasty either. Just similar to a light vegetable oil. Non-irritating to sensitive areas but, like anything else, I highly recommend doing a sensitivity test first with a very small application to any areas of the body that it will be applied to. This is especially important if there is a history of allergies. Be sure to wait several hours to see if there is any reaction..

I'm biased. I've used this oil forever. It does not stay on the surface of your skin when applied. The scent is very fresh, but faint and used wisely, this bottle lasts a very long time...a little goes a long way, basically. Only non positive thing I can say is sometimes the oil drips down the bottle, after use, and may result in an oil ring on your counter, shelf, etc. I use a folded napkin to sit my bottle on to prevent oily buildup.

I used this years ago and I'd forgotten how much I loved it. I have really dry skin and most oils leave such a mess on the skin it isn't worth using them. This one is light and the fragrance free version is my favorite. I'd like to see it in the larger size bottle.

Just a fantastic product. Thought I could not get it in the UK so pleased to have found it. Try it after your shower/bath on damp skin, pat dry. I follow with a body moisturiser. My skin is smooth, soft and hydrated.

As someone who is allergic to most fragrance, it's nice to be able to use an oil that has a faint natural fragrance. I've used this product for over 40 years (make sure you get the one that is not fragranced). Great after a shower.

always used this oil, so its what I expect.

Best oil by far 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

A little goes a long way.I use it on my arms and legs after showering.