Vaseline intensive care advanced repair

I love trying new products. There's something really cool about trying new things, and getting to spread the word on things you love. My friend Melissa has been a part of influenster for quite some time. I always see her photos of her Vox Boxes and her reviews. I finally decided last month to jump on board. I was pleasantly surprised to get an invite to fill out a survey for my first vox box shortly after joining--and to be selected to receive it. It came in my mail box yesterday.

To be honest, I'm not a huge lotion person. My hands/legs need to be really dry for me to use it (the exception: one of my work girls tells me her lotion smells amazing and I absolutely must try it!). I hate the way most lotion feels-greasy, and seems like it will take forever for my hands to dry with out wiping everything off of them. I was intrigued that the bottom of the label read "non-greasy formula." I was eager to test that aspect out. If I could have nice, smooth hands without the gross greasy feeling, I'm all in! First things first: my vox box came with a "does your dry skin need to be healed" test (pictured above). It was a card with two peelies with black circles on them. You press the circle against your skin for 3 seconds, and it indicates how dry your skin is. I had taken a shower a few hours before testing it out, so I have no clue if that effected how dry my skin was. My results (posted below) were just a tad on the dry side. Somewhere between normal and dry. I then lotioned up. I was very pleased with how soft my hands were immediately. They were not gross, nor greasy. My seven year old walked over while I was trying it out and once he heard me say how soft my hands were, he wanted to try. He kept rubbing his hands together because of how nice they felt! I then took the "after" test circle. It's amazing how different the circles are. Vaseline works! I'm very glad to have tried this product out-it now has a place in my cabinet (now I need to get a fun sized one for my purse!).

before test circle

trying it out

comparing before and after!

"mom, it's so soft!"