Aveeno Stress Relief Moisturizing Body Lotion, Lavender Scent with Prebiotic Oat for Sensitive Skin, Lightly Scented Lotion with 48-Hour Hydration, Fast Absorbing, Non-Greasy, 18 Fl Oz
Product Description
Aveeno Stress Relief Moisturizing Body Lotion, Lavender Scent with Prebiotic Oat for Sensitive Skin, Lightly Scented Lotion with 48-Hour Hydration, Fast Absorbing, Non-Greasy, 18 Fl Oz
- Stress Relief Body Lotion for normal to dry skin: Formulated with prebiotic oat and the calming scent of lavender for a relaxed feeling; massage it into your skin for 48 hours of intense hydration; 18 Fl Oz
- Lavender scented lotion: Lightly scented body lotion for women and men is light and creamy yet fast-absorbing; soothing prebiotic helps skin feel soft and smooth all day long; formulated for normal to dry or sensitive skin
- Unwind any time: To use daily lavender scented body lotion, massage into skin after bathing, before bed, or any time you want to calm and relax; use after Aveeno Lavender Scented Stress Relief Body Wash
- Suitable for sensitive skin: Aveeno Stress Relief Lavender Body Lotion can be used daily for all skin types; non-comedogenic, has been allergy-tested, and is formulated free of parabens and dyes
- Dermatologist recommended brand: A soothing moisturizing lotion with prebiotic oat and lavender from Aveeno, a dermatologist-recommended brand and leader in oat science for 80 years
Aveeno Stress Relief Moisturizing Lotion helps calm and relax you while moisturizing for a full 24 hours to leave skin soft and smooth. Using the goodness of nature and the power of science, this soothing body lotion is made with natural oatmeal and intensely hydrates skin, leaving it feeling soft and smooth. It also combines the calming scent of lavender, and chamomile and ylang-ylang essential oils that help relieve stress as you massage it into your skin. This lavender body lotion has a nourishing non-greasy formula that absorbs quickly for lasting moisture throughout the day and is from Aveeno a dermatologist recommended brand.









