I want to eat this body butter...
I have really dry skin and I love body butters. I'm currently working my way through about five different butters and have a load still to open. But I bought this one recently and I couldn't wait to try it out!
It is the Asda Nspa Exotically Creamy Coconut Rich Body Butter.
The first thing that caught my attention was the fact it was a COCONUT BODY BUTTER. I love everything and anything coconut. The minute I opened the tub I just thought of summer and Pina Coladas!It is a really sweet scent (but not sickly) and smells more like coconut cake. I'm not complaining though, the scent is gorgeous! It lasts on my body all day. It is so good that now and again I smell some of the coconut goodness as I am shopping, sitting on the train, walking the dog. I'm really impressed by how long the scent lingers.
The tub itself is 200ml and for £3.00 - TOTAL BARGAIN!! Just now, Asda are doing 2 for £4 and I also bought a Coconut Body Mist (which I will review later) The packaging is not the best (for example, if compared with The Body Shop and I also love their butters). It's see through plastic but to be fair, it does the job and for £3.00, you can't really complain!
The body butter is definitely more of a cream than a butter. It is not hard and has a very creamy consistency (hopefully you guys can see from the picture).
I would recommend using a little (the instructions say to apply generously - do not do that). The product does a long time to penetrate into the skin and even then, my skin felt quite 'sticky' for a long time afterwards. That is the only downside to it but now I just use a lot less and don't seem to have that problem as much!
When it comes to packaging and consistency of the butter, I prefer The Body Shop. Their packaging is faultless and with harder body butters, I don't have this 'sticky' feeling lingering on my skin for a long time. But for coconut scent, Asda definitely beat The Body Shop here. My perfect coconut body butter would have the Body Shop packaging and 'butter consistency' but with the Asda coconut smell. That would be heaven!
This product is definitely worth a try and for £3.00, is worth the money.
There are others in the Nspa Body Butter collection (which I have linked below). I haven't tried any of these yet but as soon as I do, I will post a review!
Sorry if you guys in the EU or further afield cannot get this product!
http://nspa.co.uk/products/coconut-body-butter/
http://nspa.co.uk
I would love to know what body butters/lotions you guys recommend and why?
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Sarah Ann x