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What are your recommenadtions of really good perfumed bodylotions/crémes?
Not all of the bodylotions/crémes are good, but some are really fantastic.
I would be very thankfull for your answers, as it mostly is impossible to get a try before buying.

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Korres, many butters, and Almond milk-The Land of Milk and Honey. Giardino Italiano Olive Apricot & Almond, Caswell-Massey & Eucerin with added essential oil.

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Hard to make recommendations when we don't know a) what "good" means to you (quick absorbing? lots of fragrance? does/does not leave a light film?) and b) what's available to you there in Sweden!!! (I lived for a brief while in Stockholm - on Kungsholmen - and remember lots of very smart shops. But that was - gasp! - fifty years ago and I don't know where YOU are.)
But I digress. I prefer lightly or no-scented body oils/moisturizers with a jojoba base because I have dry skin and unless I'm underscoring a fragrance I don't want conflict. So I stock up on Body Shop Body Butters of various scents, pure jojoba oil, (RTamara talked me into Weleda Wild Rose Body Oil which I take to the masseuse and let her rub it ALL OVER) Got a teensy sample of Kingdom Body Lotion in a gift set and it is Fantastic.
Will be interested to see what other responses you get!!

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Recently i was given Avon's Today body lotion (not that i even wanted it or anything: i do not wear body lotions, i go as far as sunblock but that's about it), because the woman thought it was kind of a heady floral mess on her and didn't know what to do with it.
So she thought of me and how much i like scents and stuff.
I then wore it one day after some "delays" and then it had a great summery, coconut-like (coconut cream not coconut water that is) and ambery tones that i now love very much.
It's funny how skin chemistry works.
But i think the main problem was hers i think , because i "tested" it on some other women and most of the time i got that coconutty note.
Cheap and easily available, give it a try, just for kicks, and tell us what happened.

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I think guerlain lotions are well done and "match" their fragrances nicely. Many people rave about Angel body cream, but not being angel-ic, I could not comment on that one. A recent favorite of mine is Cabotine lotion which is thus far my preferred form of this scent. I have had less favorable experiences with
Rochas lotions. The Floris lotions and shower gels are also enjoyable.
I've received a few gift boxes in my time, as you might guess. The guerlains and cabotine I will continue to buy when I see them at a good price.
BBW has a nice selection of body balms...heavily scented and sure to clash with whatever non BBW fragrance you have.....unless you coordinate this well. I think my new EL Peony would be nice with BBW peony cream.

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Yes, Korres ones are unique in that they never become sticky. And they come in nice different smells.
I find Opium and Angel body products the best bang for your buck. They are really concentrated and last amazingly well. They even smell better in some aspects than the real thing!

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Thank you so very much for your answers!
As I am wearing bodylotions regulary, because of allergy of fellow-workers for perfumes, but not bodylotions, I want to get a small collection of really nice bodylotions.
I am looking for some lotions/crémes that are true to the perfume, perhaps even better, or at least good-smelling and nice to combine with the frag. I do want it to be good quality, too, being easy to get into the skin.
I have the bodylotion of Guerlain Shalimar, and that one is really really nice, and true to the middlenotes of that frag - at least compared to the EdT, the only one I have smelled. So I guess the tip about Guerlain is correct, thank you for that. I might get me some more bodylotions from Guerlain.
It is a pitty I am not so fond of either Opium or Angel, otherwise they would have been good kandidates to my colleciton of bodylotions.
I would be very happy if more BN:s writes about this subject.

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I think I have read on this board that Coco in bodylotion (or was it creme?), is very good.
Estee bodycreme is very nice; my mother got this as a gift from american relatives in Seattle many years ago.

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I'd like to recommend the Rococo by Joop! body lotion. Its not very close in smell to the perfume but it is nevertheless gorgeous stuff. It has a distinctive note in it that I think must be peony, as it says on the tube that it contains extracts of peony. The scent is very long-lasting on my skin and the lotion has a subtle shimmer which makes it lovely to use before an evening out.

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Hi Margareta
I recieved Burberry Brit body lotion as part of a gift set and it's almost better than the perfume itself! The perfume can become slightly cloying on me but the body lotion is perfect for those days when your nose is a little bit tired and you just want to smell good without standing out or throw a massive sillage. Try it, you might like it.