In-Shower Lotions review: Nivea, Jergens, & Curel

Summary

In this video, the reviewer shares their honest thoughts on three popular wet skin moisturizers: Jergens, Curel, and Nivea. Each product is discussed in terms of convenience, moisture effectiveness, and the user’s experience. Jergens is praised for its quick application and good moisture but is noted for being a bit greasy. Curel is liked for its hydration but criticized for its multi-step application process. Nivea offers great moisture but also requires a specific routine. The reviewer offers helpful shopping tips for Target shoppers, concluding with a recommendation for each product based on skin type and needs.

Takeaways

• 😀 The video is a review of three popular in-shower lotions: Jergens, Curel, and Nivea, all purchased at Target.
• 😀 The reviewer values convenience, quick application, and effective moisturizing when selecting a lotion.
• 😀 Jergens Wet Skin Moisturizer is the reviewer’s favorite due to its ease of use right after the shower, but it has a greasy texture that some people may not like.
• 😀 The Jergens lotion was priced at $6.99 at Target, and sometimes there are store promotions and discounts for it.
• 😀 The Curel Hydrate Therapy Wet Skin Moisturizer is less favored because it requires drying off before application, making it a more complicated process.
• 😀 Despite the extra steps required, Curel provides some moisturizing but not enough for people with very dry skin.
• 😀 Curel was priced at $10.99 at Target, and there are often $2 off coupons on the product.
• 😀 The Nivea In-Shower Body Lotion was praised for providing excellent moisture and is the second favorite, although it also has a somewhat cumbersome application process.
• 😀 Nivea lotion was priced at $4.99 and requires applying it in the shower, then rinsing it off, which the reviewer finds too much effort.
• 😀 The reviewer recommends Jergens for those who want a quick and effective lotion, and Nivea for those who want deep moisture at a lower price point.
• 😀 Despite the cons, all three lotions are affordable and effective, with the reviewer suggesting trying them out and sharing personal experiences in the comments.

Q & A

What is the main focus of the channel?

The channel primarily focuses on product reviews, particularly beauty products, where the host shares their personal experiences and honest opinions.

What key factors does the host prioritize when choosing a lotion?

The host prioritizes convenience, the right level of moisture, and the ability to use the lotion quickly, especially as time is a crucial factor in their routine.

Which lotion does the host recommend the most?

The host highly recommends Jergens Wet Skin Moisturizer because it’s easy to use and provides effective moisture right after a shower, even though it can feel slightly greasy.

Why does the host not like the CeraVe Hydrating Therapy Wet Skin Moisturizer as much?

The host finds the application process inconvenient because the skin must be dried off before applying the lotion, which adds extra steps to the routine. Additionally, the lotion doesn’t provide as much moisture as Jergens.

What is the unique application process for the Nivea In-Shower Body Lotion?

The Nivea lotion needs to be applied in the shower, directly after washing, and then rinsed off, which the host finds inconvenient compared to the simpler Jergens application method.

How does the host feel about the moisture level of the Nivea In-Shower Body Lotion?

The host finds that the Nivea lotion provides excellent moisture, even for the feet, and their husband noticed a difference in their skin's hydration.

What is the host's opinion on the pricing of the reviewed lotions?

The host provides price details for each lotion: Jergens is $6.99, CeraVe is $10.99 (with occasional coupons), and Nivea is the most affordable at $4.99.

Does the host recommend using any of the lotions on feet?

Yes, the host mentions using the Nivea lotion on their feet, though it’s not recommended for use on feet in the instructions due to safety concerns about slipping. However, they use it on the back of their feet without issues.

How does the host feel about the extra steps required by the CeraVe lotion?

The host dislikes the extra steps involved with the CeraVe lotion, as it requires drying off before application, which they feel is unnecessary and adds to their time spent in the routine.

What are the pros and cons of each lotion according to the host?

Jergens is the favorite for its simplicity and effectiveness but can feel greasy. Nivea provides great moisture but requires an extra rinse step, while CeraVe has an inconvenient application process and doesn’t offer enough moisture for dry skin.