MOISTURIZING BODY LOTION: 33-fluid ounce, value sized bottle of Aveeno Daily Moisturizing Fragrance Free Body Lotion for men & women to instantly strengthen the skin barrier with 48 hour hydration*
FOR DRY, SENSITIVE SKIN: The unscented daily body lotion for normal to dry & sensitive skin nourishes the skin with a light & creamy, yet fast absorbing feel to help prevent dryness
HYDRATING PREBIOTIC OAT FORMULA: The moisturizing prebiotic oat lotion helps hydrate & strengthen the skin's protective barrier while also providing 48 hour hydration* to dry skin
GENTLE FORMULA: This non-greasy whole body lotion is allergy tested & non-comedogenic, so it won't clog your pores. The gentle, unscented lotion is formulated free from fragrances, parabens, & dyes
LEADER IN OAT SCIENCE: Daily Moisturizing Lotion from Aveeno, a dermatologist recommended brand for over 70 years. Apply the body lotion for dry skin daily as a part of your sensitive skin care routine or as often as desired
Instantly strengthen skin's protective moisture barrier with Aveeno Daily Moisturizing Fragrance Free Body Lotion with Prebiotic Oat. The unscented lotion for normal to dry & sensitive skin nourishes the skin with a light & creamy, yet fast absorbing feel to help prevent dryness. This daily body lotion hydrates & strengthens the skin's protective barrier with 48 hour hydration.* The unique prebiotic oat formula absorbs quickly & nourishes dry skin with moisture, leaving your skin feeling soft. Aveeno Daily Moisturizing Lotion's gentle formula does not contain fragrances, parabens, or dyes. From the dermatologist-recommended brand, this non-greasy lotion for dry skin is non-comedogenic, so it won't clog your pores, has been allergy tested, & is gentle enough for daily use as part of a regular skincare & beauty routine. To use, apply daily as often as needed.* "Assessment of moisturization after 48 hours in a clinical study" (Kenvue, 2024)
We do not accept returns or cancel for change of mind. We only offer returns for items that are faulty or damaged.
