Intensive Care Cocoa Radiant Body Oil.

"A particular issue with this product is that they've got broma cacao seed butter which is four out of five on the comedogenic scale, which means it's more likely to lead to breakouts. So I would definitely avoid this product if you've got oily acne prone skin. And then it's also got perfume and coumarin in it, which are both fragrances. And as you all know, fragrance is the number one cause of contact dermatitis. It doesn't often happen straight away; it often happens over years of use and you have a delayed reaction. And fragrance is a co-sensitizer, so it sensitizes you to other ingredients in that product that you weren't originally sensitive to, so then you have issues with other products."

"This is the Vaseline Intensive Care Cocoa Radiant Body Oil, this one is very very popular. However, it is more [...] lightweight and it has a very nice scent. [...] If you're going out and you want to oil your chest and oil your arms and your legs, this is a very very good oil to use. [...] It will give you that shine and the sheen that you're after, it will condition your body, give you that glow that you want, but it will not feel greasy and sit on your skin. The weather has been a bit hot, so when I'm telling you guys that I'm enjoying this irrespective of the fact that the weather is hot, believe me, I really really love it."

"This is the Vaseline Intensive Care Cocoa Radiant Body Oil, [...] and I've used it all four days and this is such a lightweight formula. I mean compared to the old one it's not that lightweight, but this is like a gel and [...] it's not goopy, it's not disgusting, and I'm in love with it. If you enjoy the cocoa butter fragrance as much as I do, I think you're going to enjoy it too. It's a product that creates a protective barrier. I have a lot of issues with wool touching my skin, it gets me itchy, it gets me red, and this helps with that. I'm literally in love with it. It's been on my bedside since it arrived."